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Devoxx Morocco’s 13th edition moves the developer conversation to Casablanca

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Devoxx Morocco returns for its 13th edition on 4–5 November 2026 in Casablanca.

The developer conference’s official website confirms the November dates and city. Current event information lists the DoubleTree by Hilton Casablanca City Centre; older references to Marrakech concern an earlier edition.

Organised by xHub, the event is part of the region’s calendar for software practitioners to exchange technical knowledge and meet peers.

Attendees should use the current organiser programme and registration system when choosing sessions and travel arrangements. The conference is best approached with a clear learning goal: a specific tool, engineering problem or professional connection to explore beyond the keynote stage.

Wanjiku Mwangi
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