A fair and sustainable transition: 20 innovative startups from Morocco and Tunisia

Innovation is the driving force behind the ecological transition: it allows businesses and territories to change pace, experiment with new production models, and build development pathways that are fairer and more inclusive. A topic that Ecomondo has long placed at the centre of its activities – both through initiatives that engage the community throughout the year, and during the major annual event in Rimini, where the most promising solutions earn visibility and spark rich exchanges and collaborations.

Within this framework, the 2025 edition hosted, inside the Innovation District, twenty startups from Morocco and Tunisia, selected through the Lab Innova for Africa “Luca Attanasio” program promoted by the Italian Trade Agency (ICE) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. For these companies, the exhibition served as an exclusive showcase: an opportunity to present their technologies, build connections, and engage with an international green economy ecosystem in rapid evolution.

These startups operate across a wide range of sectors – from circular economy to agritech, from mobility to medtech, as well as ICT and cleantech – with a common ambition: contributing, each with its own expertise, to a more sustainable, fair, and inclusive transition.


Lab Innova for Africa “Luca Attanasio”
Lab Innova for Africa “Luca Attanasio” is a technical and managerial training program launched in 2019 and now dedicated to the memory of Ambassador Luca Attanasio, honouring his commitment to strengthening cooperation across the Mediterranean. For Attanasio, collaboration was not only a strategic necessity but also an opportunity to build a fairer, more equitable, and sustainable future. Over seven years, the program has involved more than 500 companies in 18 African countries, fostering skills development, internationalisation, and the creation of industrial partnerships with Italy. In Morocco and Tunisia in particular – where recent editions have focused on ICT and agribusiness – Lab Innova has contributed to the creation of an ecosystem of innovative, tech-driven, impact-oriented startups.

 

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20 startups from Morocco and Tunisia
Below is a brief overview of the 20 companies from these two countries that took part in Ecomondo 2025: young and dynamic startups capable of delivering solutions that, rooted in the African continent, address global sustainability challenges.


Morocco

1. COLIBGHITI
Circular economy & Waste management
Colibghiti digitises food redistribution via an intelligent logistics system, ensuring traceability, CO2 impact and instant matching between surplus and social needs.

2. FERTIDEV
Cleantech
Casablanca – Morocco
Fertidev is a Moroccan startup that works on turning bio-waste into regenerated soils. By combining low-tech accessibility with high-tech innovation, it delivers composting solutions tailored to farmers, businesses, and communities. 

3. LOGISTIQA
Smart cities
Agadir – Morocco
LogisTiqa, the Integrated Management Platform for SMEs, is a 100% cloud-based business management software, specifically designed for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises. In addition to its management modules, it integrates a logistics optimisation solution co-developed with cooperatives, distributors, artisans, and producers.

4. MIRANDA DRONE GREEN SERVICES
Greentech
Sidi Smail Eljadida – Morocco
Miranda Drone Green Services offers an integrated solution that combines drones, artificial intelligence, natural resource recovery and circular economy for sustainable water management, increased soil fertility and climate-resilient agriculture.

5. NABTA
Greentech
Oujda – Morocco
Nabta supports farmers and agricultural businesses in several ways: detection of plant diseases through AI, with accurate diagnosis and practical recommendations; monitoring and predictions via satellites to anticipate diseases and optimise production; smart irrigation using satellite data to manage water efficiently; creation of websites and e-commerce to allow farmers to sell their products online easily and quickly.

6. OBENS
Digital traceability & Sustainability
Agadir – Morocco
Obens is a Moroccan startup developing an innovative digital platform for traceability and sustainability in natural ingredient supply chains. The solution enables companies to track the full journey of their products, monitor environmental and social impacts, and enhance transparency with stakeholders.

7. PCS AGRI
Agritech
Agadir – Morocco
Pcs Agri is a technology startup specialising in the development of digital solutions and AI for the agricultural sector. Among its products, the design development and deployment of innovative platforms for the digitalization of agricultural processes, and intelligent monitoring of crops and data-based decision making. The company develops IoT and AI applications such as Track Seeds and Track Tom.

8. RIADILYAS TECH
Agritech
Tangier – Morocco
Riadilyas tech is an agritech & Cleantech company focused on the development and manufacturing of innovative mid-size tractors. Their core products include solar-electric tractors and AI/IoT-enabled autonomous tractors. They also offer comprehensive after-sales services and diesel-to-electric conversion solutions for already existing agricultural machinery.

9. SUPPLYCHEF
Foodtech
Rabat – Morocco
SupplyChef is a smart SaaS (Software as a Service) platform involved in digitising the supply chain for cafes, hotels, and restaurants. By replacing phone calls, paper, and WhatsApp with a single unified solution, it delivers efficiency, traceability, and sustainability. Restaurants can optimise their inventory and minimise waste, while suppliers increase sales.

10. SVB DEV
Smart Greentech
Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima – Morocco
SVB DEV is a strategic technology partner dedicated to driving the digital transformation for the construction, real estate, and facility management industries. With over 22 years of IT expertise, including 17 years in digital transformation, SVB DEV designs, develops, and integrates smart software solutions for the entire building life-cycle (design, construction, operation, maintenance, deconstruction).

 

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Tunisia

11. 3D WAVE
AI
Sousse – Tunisia
3D Wave develops innovative digital solutions that combine sustainability, immersive technologies, and smart manufacturing. Its expertise spans through virtual/augmented reality, 3D printing, and advanced IT platforms. Among its flagship projects, Pass2Green focuses on digital product passports, helping companies measure and share their environmental impact while promoting a smarter, more sustainable future.

12. ALBA SILK
Textile
Ariana – Tunisia
Alba Silk is an organic sericulture unit located in Beni Metir, in northwestern Tunisia: the only one based in North Africa. It controls the entire value chain, from cultivating mulberry trees and raising silkworms to crafting exceptional finished products. Through a patented and low-energy artisanal process, Alba Silk produces handcrafted, eco-friendly silk lace while preserving the natural life cycle of silkworms. 

13. ALDER
Greentech
Menzah – Tunisia
Alder helps farmers transition to regenerative agriculture by paying them for the carbon they store in their soils. It uses AI and satellite imagery to measure soil organic carbon and turn it into high-quality carbon credits. Credits are then sold to companies needing to meet carbon taxes, incentivising farmers to improve soil health and combat climate change.

14. ARCANA SOFT
ICT
Megrine – Tunisia
Arcana Soft is a startup specialising in digital transformation for industrial SMEs, providing affordable and efficient maintenance management solutions. Its flagship product, Arckium, is a low-code CMMS designed to reduce downtime and streamline maintenance workflows. Arcana Soft focuses on making smart maintenance accessible by simplifying complex processes and lowering implementation costs.

15. CURE BIONICS
Medtech
Sousse – Tunisia
Cure Bionics develops certified and highly performant bionic prosthetics for people with limb disabilities, as well as training and therapeutic solutions using interactive and immersive technologies such as VR & gamification.

16. LR MOVE
Mobility
Kelibia – Tunisia
LR Move is a startup dedicated to inclusive mobility, which offers tailored transportation services specifically designed for people with reduced mobility (PRM). Through an intuitive digital platform, it connects users to safe, reliable, and fully adapted transport solutions. Its mission is to break down mobility barriers and promote autonomy for all. 

17. QUARK
Textile
Sfax – Tunisia
Quark is a luxury leather goods brand founded in 2016. It transforms fish skins, waste from the food industry, into exotic and sustainable leather through vegetable tanning and natural dyes. The company in turn uses production waste for irrigation. It also contributes to environmental protection and the preservation of endangered animal species.


18. SAFESPHERE
ICT
Nabeul – Tunisia
Safesphere is revolutionising industrial safety by offering innovative solutions to protect workers, optimise operations, and ensure effective production monitoring. With its cutting-edge technology, it is creating safer and more efficient work environments for businesses of all sizes. It helps manufacturers monitor performance, and make smarter, greener decisions.

19. STRIKE MOTORS
Mobility
Tunis - Tunisia
Strike Motors is a sustainable mobility solutions manufacturer, specialising in producing customisable three-wheeled vehicles for micro-entrepreneurs in the last-mile sector. Designed for street vendors, craftsmen, and delivery workers, these vehicles address mobility challenges by offering an ergonomic, modular, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional transport methods.


20. VOLTAT TECHNOLOGIES
Mobility
La Marsa – Tunisia
Voltat addresses chaotic urban transport by building smart electric mobility solutions tailored for cities. It enables fleet operators to control, track, and predict maintenance through IoT integration in real time. Its system connects users, vehicles, and data-creating a seamless, efficient, and scalable mobility network. Voltat brings order to urban movement with intelligent, locally made, and sustainable micro mobility platforms.
Article written by Maria Carla Rota 

This blog is a joint project by Ecomondo and Renewable Matter