Salon du Cheval d’El Jadida 2025: Morocco Shines as a Leading Equestrian Destination

Salon du Cheval d’El Jadida 2025 Opened by HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan

The 16th edition of the Salon du Cheval d’El Jadida runs from September 30 to October 5, 2025 at the Mohammed VI Exhibition Center. Opened by HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, this year’s theme: “The well-being of the horse, a bridge between equestrian practices”  places animal welfare and modern equestrian ethics at the heart of Morocco’s flagship horse event.

A Global Stage for Moroccan Equestrian Heritage

The Salon underlines Morocco’s centuries-old bond with the horse and reinforces the country’s role as an international equestrian destination. According to the Salon commissioner, Dr. El Habib Marzak, the 2025 edition aims to strengthen ties between national breeders, international delegations and equestrian professionals from over 40 countries.

Program Highlights

Visitors will find a full program of competitions, shows and cultural exhibitions, including:

  • Tbourida (Fantasia) :  18 sorbas representing Morocco’s regions perform synchronized displays of horsemanship and firing salutes.
  • International shows:  dressage in liberty, Hungarian post acts, and contemporary voltige.
  • Competitions:  Grand Prix HM King Mohammed VI of Show Jumping; Grand Prix HM King Mohammed VI of Tbourida; championships for Barb, Arab-Barb and Purebred Arabian horses.
  • New: Category A International Title Show for Purebred Arabians,  the first time this top-level event is held at the Salon.
  • Three equestrian nights for spectacular evening performances blending tradition and modern staging.

Why It Matters

The Salon du Cheval is more than a horse show: it’s a cultural celebration and an economic driver for El Jadida and the Moroccan equine industry. The event brings together breeders, craftsmen, federations and public institutions, creating opportunities for trade, tourism and international partnerships.

Plan Your Visit

Held at the Mohammed VI Exhibition Center, the Salon offers themed villages for exhibitors, family-friendly activities, artisan stalls, and educational spaces on horse care and welfare. Tickets, schedules and practical visitor information are available on the official Salon website and at venue ticket booths.

Whether you’re an equestrian professional, a culture seeker, or a family looking for a spectacular day out, the 16th Salon du Cheval d’El Jadida offers a rare glimpse into Morocco’s living equestrian heritage.

For more details,  visit: Salonducheval.ma 

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