DR ‹ › The Kingdom's consulate general in Bordeaux has launched an AFCON Morocco 2025 village, spotlighting the entrepreneurial and innovative prowess of the Moroccan diaspora in France's Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. Under the theme «Talents, Territories: Heritage, Innovation, and Creativity», the event recently convened entrepreneurs, project leaders, and economic stakeholders. It featured thematic stands, B2B meetings, and discussions on promising sectors such as technology, green chemistry, cosmetics, phytotherapy, crafts, fashion, and local products. Held over two days in Artigues-près-Bordeaux, the CAN village is part of the action program leading up to CAN 2025, set to take place in Morocco. This initiative is coordinated with MEM by CGEM, the Builders Club, the Foundation of the «National Days of African Diasporas», and supported by the department for Moroccans living abroad. Nouzha Sahel, the Consul General of Morocco in Bordeaux, told MAP that «the workshop on green chemistry showcased profiles offering sustainable solutions, reflecting the areas where the Moroccan diaspora excels, particularly in scientific innovation, responsible technologies, and the industries of tomorrow». She noted that the event underscores the diaspora's capacity to actively contribute to economic, environmental, and technological advancements, both in their host countries and their homeland. With stands dedicated to crafts, fashion, local products, and contemporary creation, the village highlighted the vibrancy of African cultures and their ability to evolve, while reinforcing cultural ties between Morocco, Africa, and France.
