Daher eyes Tangier for Airbus parts production shift

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Pratt & Whitney Canada opens aircraft engine parts manufacturing plant in Nouaceur

King Mohammed VI launches €280 million Safran landing gear plant in Nouaceur

Morocco and Sabena Engineering launch aerospace maintenance center in Benslimane

8th edition of the Marrakech Air Show set for October 2026

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New Safran facilities, another step in Morocco’s rise as a global aerospace hub

Morocco has taken a major step in its aerospace ambitions with the launch of Safran’s new aircraft engine complex in Nouaceur, near Casablanca, presided over by King Mohammed VI. The 3.4 billion dirhams project, which includes a LEAP engine maintenance and assembly plant creating 900 jobs, cements Morocco’s status as a leading aerospace hub hosting 150 companies and generating 26.6 billion dirhams in annual revenue.

King Mohammed VI launches Safran aircraft engine complex in Nouaceur