The morning opens on the institutional sequence: a welcome from the master of ceremonies, the
President's word, the Minister's address, then three state representatives.
The official photo and the symbolic launch of the day follow, then the plenary conferences and the
first round table. The stands stay open throughout, catching footfall on arrival and at breaks.
Before 14:30, a single conference room is in use. The two Masterclass rooms come into service
in the afternoon only, and no session runs in parallel until then: the audience of the day,
executives, decision-makers, researchers and students, stays gathered in the Main Hall from the
welcome address to the end of the first round table. That is what makes this slot, in the
organisation's own terms, the moment of highest media and institutional visibility of the day.
The President's word says why this stretch matters so much. After several years spent
supporting architects, engineers, developers and institutions through their digital transition,
in Morocco and internationally, Abdelhamid ZAIM describes an ecosystem where the tools exist and
the skills are emerging, but where a unifying platform is missing: one able to bring industry,
academia and public institutions together around a common roadmap. The morning of
11 November 2026 is the moment in the day when those three worlds sit in the same room.