Location: Rabat, Morocco (several central venues and stages across the city)

Mawazine has long been considered the largest music festival in Africa and one of the most attended in the world: millions of spectators, dozens of artists on multiple stages, and a mix of global pop music, African performers and local stars. The festival has a strong impact on cultural tourism in Morocco and attracts music fans from all over the world.

Open event:

Some concerts are free on open-air stages, while others are held in paid zones and require tickets; the format is geared towards a mass audience.

16 May — Almaty (Central Stadium)

17 May — Astana (Golf Club)

Solana is positioned as a “new-scale” festival for Kazakhstan: global artists (Tyga, Busta Rhymes, Flo Rida and others), an innovative lighting concept, premium sound, and a next-generation stage design. The host cities are transformed into “Solana City,” with a strong focus on visual technologies and immersive audience experiences, making the festival a major attraction for Central Asia.

Open event:

The festival is open to the general public, with ticketed entry across multiple categories (general admission, fan zone, VIP, etc.).

Eco Expo Central Asia brings together experts, environmental specialists, businesses, startups and government institutions to discuss climate solutions, waste management, water resources, renewable energy and ESG approaches. For the region, it serves as a showcase of the “green” agenda and an entry point for international companies interested in Central Asia.

Open event:

Attendance is possible with prior registration; part of the programme is B2B-focused (exhibition booths, meetings, conferences), while some activities may be open to the general public in an exhibition format.