Regular mobility and work
Legality, information, pre-departure training, skills, work and integration.
Italy · Morocco
Legal dialogue, economic cooperation, training, skills and mobility
The Forum
The Permanent Italy–Morocco Forum, promoted by AGAMI – Dialogo Giuridico Interculturale APS, was created as a lasting space for dialogue and cooperation between the two countries.
The aim is to create a continuing meeting place for institutions, Chambers of Commerce, the business system, universities, training institutions, professionals, businesses and civil society, capable of turning discussion into concrete projects and collaborations.
The Forum draws on the experience AGAMI has built up over more than fifteen years of work in intercultural legal dialogue and in relations between Italy and Morocco.
Not a single event, but a permanent pathway between Italy and Morocco.
The rationale
Italy and Morocco are linked by increasingly complex human, economic, professional and institutional relations.
The mobility of people, the needs of businesses, training, the recognition and development of skills, investment, trade relations and legal cooperation are closely interconnected aspects.
The Forum stems from the conviction that these issues call for a structured, multidisciplinary dialogue capable of bringing together legal and economic expertise and public and private bodies from both countries.
The legal and the economic dimensions are therefore addressed together: knowledge of the rules facilitates mobility and exchange; training creates skills; skills meet the needs of local areas and businesses; institutional cooperation makes it possible to turn ideas into concrete pathways.
The objectives
Areas of work
Legality, information, pre-departure training, skills, work and integration.
Universities, vocational training, qualifications, exchanges and skills development.
Local areas, internationalisation, economic relations and Italy–Morocco partnerships.
Comparative law, knowledge of legal systems, cooperation and exchange between professionals and institutions.
Academic exchanges, internships, campuses, training and the development of intercultural skills.
The pathway
Rovigo — 1st Italy–Morocco Bilateral Legal and Economic Forum
Casablanca — the pathway continues in Morocco
Rabat — the pathway continues in Morocco
First edition
The 1st Italy–Morocco Bilateral Legal and Economic Forum is the first public stage of this pathway.
For the first edition, Italian and Moroccan representatives of institutions, the economic and chamber systems, the professions and the training sector will be invited to discuss:
The aim is to use this discussion as a starting point for identifying actions, partnerships and working groups to be taken forward after Rovigo.
Under the patronage of
Promoted by
AGAMI – Dialogo Giuridico Interculturale APS
Italy Legal Entry
During the Forum, Italy Legal Entry will be presented, a project conceived by Kaoutar Badrane, attorney-at-law, which seeks to contribute to building regular, informed and responsible international mobility pathways.
The project combines information, guidance, training and digital tools, with full respect for the competences of the public authorities and of legally authorised practitioners.
The Italy–Morocco pilot phase seeks to foster dialogue between institutions, the training sector and the productive system, linking the preparation of individuals with the actual needs of local areas and of the labour market.
The final programme and the full list of speakers of the 1st Italy–Morocco Bilateral Legal and Economic Forum will be published by Wednesday 30 September 2026.
The pathway continues in Morocco
A few weeks after the Rovigo event, the pathway will continue in Morocco on 29 and 30 October 2026, with meetings in Casablanca and Rabat.
The Moroccan stage will be devoted to discussion with institutions, economic and professional bodies, Chambers of Commerce and Moroccan partners, with the aim of giving practical follow-up to the themes and collaborations launched in Italy.
The sequence Rovigo → Casablanca → Rabat gives concrete form to the bilateral and permanent nature of the initiative: a dialogue that develops in the territories of both countries.
The programme of the meetings in Morocco will be published at a later date.
Guiding document
On 2 October the Rovigo Declaration will be presented as a guiding document intended to give continuity to the dialogue that has begun and to identify the objectives and priority areas of future cooperation.
The Rovigo Forum is indeed intended to mark the beginning, and not the conclusion, of this pathway.
After the event, this section will host the Declaration, the expressions of support and updates on the working groups and on subsequent activities.
An open network
Each participant takes part in full respect of its own autonomy, remit and competences.
First edition
Participation in the Rovigo event of 2 October 2026 is free of charge, subject to registration and while places remain available.
Register by 30 September 2026
Please provide first name and surname, body/organisation or profession, e-mail address and telephone number.
Permanent network
The Forum aims to grow through a lasting network of Italian and Moroccan participants.
Institutions, organisations, universities, Chambers of Commerce, businesses, professionals and other interested bodies may propose a collaboration, express interest in the working groups or submit a project.
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