Moroccan crafts on display at Turathna exhibition in Cairo
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Lavieeco
Morocco is guest of honour at Turathna 2026, Egypt’s craft exhibition, where carpets, copper items and caftans are on display. The eighth edition brings together more than 1,000 exhibitors and runs until 24 October, according to Lavieeco.
Morocco is participating as guest of honour at the eighth edition of the Turathna exhibition, dedicated to craft products and heritage, in Cairo. The Moroccan pavilion features copper objects, carpets, thuya wood items, traditional clothing and local produce, Lavieeco reports.
The exhibition, running until 24 October under the theme “The origin of history”, brings together more than 1,000 exhibitors. A Moroccan caftan fashion show showcased the embroidery, fabrics and ornaments of the traditional garment.
Abdelhaq Arkhawi, president of the Souss-Massa Chamber of Crafts, also presented products from his region, including honey and argan derivatives, according to MAP. He highlighted the exhibition’s value in promoting regional craft and economic potential.
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