CzechTrade Morocco is proud to announce its partnership with GITEX Future Health Africa Morocco 2026 as a Community Partner. The inaugural edition of the event will take place from 4 to 6 May 2026 in Casablanca, bringing together public-sector leaders, investors, healthcare professionals, and innovators to explore the future of healthcare through AI, digital health, telemedicine, genomics, data-driven solutions, medical devices, and smart hospital infrastructure. 

This partnership fits naturally into CzechTrade Morocco’s long-term mission: connecting Moroccan and African demand with high-value Czech innovation. The Czech Republic has a strong and highly innovative medical technology sector, with companies investing in research and development and delivering export-ready solutions across multiple segments. CzechTrade highlights key players such as LINET, BMT Medical Technology, ELLA-CS, MEDIN, BEZNOSKA and BLOCK, while companies like LINET already supply advanced hospital solutions internationally. Czech know-how is especially relevant in areas such as hospital equipment, sterilisation, surgery, implantable devices, specialised care solutions, and turnkey healthcare projects.

Morocco is a particularly relevant host for such an event. The country is advancing major healthcare reforms aimed at expanding mandatory health insurance, modernising service delivery, improving governance, and strengthening health systems through digital tools and private investment. Morocco’s private healthcare market already includes more than 400 private clinics, with a strong concentration in the Casablanca-Settat and Rabat-Salé-Kénitra regions, while wider African healthcare priorities increasingly focus on better access, stronger diagnostics, resilient supply systems, medical devices, health data and interoperable digital ecosystems. In this context, GITEX Future Health Africa Morocco offers CzechTrade Morocco an excellent platform to showcase Czech medical expertise and to help build new business and institutional partnerships across Morocco and Africa.