Accreditation
A working press badge for the three days, plus a named contact at the venue so that an interview request is not a walk round the hall looking for someone.
Media partners and press
Covering Megawatt Morocco 2026, or publishing with it
Coverage and partnership
Accreditation for Megawatt Morocco 2026 is handled by the project team, and the same desk answers publishers who want something longer-running than a one-off badge: a listing, an exchange of advertising, a standing supply of show material.
A working badge lets a reporter move through the halls without queueing, and the team arranges the interviews that walking up to a stand will not get you: a speaker between sessions, an exhibitor launching something, a delegation being shown round.
Press material is being produced now, as the programme and the directory settle, so the first pack will not be the last one. Apply now and the updates follow. No partner, broadcaster or publication is named on this page: a name appears here when there is a signed agreement behind it, not before.
What is on offer
Material that exists
Releases, programme detail, exhibitor information and the photography cleared for publication — supplied as it is produced, never invented to fill a gap.
Partnership terms
A logo placement on this site, an exchange of advertising space and a presence at Foire International can all be part of a partnership rather than a one-off accreditation.
A trade audience
A partner reaches the exhibitor and visitor base for the whole cycle of the show, not only for the three days it is open.
Press questions
What do you need from me?
Your outlet, the commission you are on, and what you plan to cover. A freelance journalist should say which publication has commissioned the piece.
When will press images be ready?
As the edition is finalised and again during the show itself. Nothing is released in advance that the organiser cannot stand behind, which is why the pack arrives in stages.
Can we get an interview with a speaker?
Ask through the team rather than at the session door. Requests are passed to the speaker and confirmed, and the team will say honestly if the answer is no.