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

Vertical partners with Aciturri, active in Morocco, for VX4 airframe

Alphavest Capital and Boeing to establish aerospace centers of excellence in Morocco

Morocco and U.S. firm L3Harris sign defense deal to upgrade C-130 capabilities

Figeac Aero partners with Boeing to produce 737 MAX parts in Morocco

Boeing partners with Casablanca Aéronautique to boost 737 MAX production in Morocco

Masterflex SE expands aerospace production with new factory in Morocco

Embraer identifies Moroccan suppliers for global aerospace supply chain

Fahd Laamoumi, pioneering autonomous drone technology in Morocco

Fahd Laamoumi, a 38-year-old Moroccan aerospace engineer, is making waves in the world of defense technology. As the CEO of Ballistic Defense System, a company based in Rabat, Morocco, he's at the forefront of developing autonomous flying robots for defense purposes. With a passion for innovation and a keen eye for future trends, Laamoumi is driving Morocco’s technological advancement and contributing to global security.