Morocco targets $5 billion annual aviation exports over next three years

Morocco targets $5 billion annual aviation exports over next three years
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Morocco expects aviation sector exports to reach $5 billion annually over three years, up from $3 billion in 2025, and signed an agreement with French defence startup Harmattan AI to manufacture autonomous long‑range UAVs during the Marrakech Aviation Show held from 7 to 10 October.

CEO Mohammed Beltaïq said the industry aims to move beyond single components to more complex systems and will soon start assembling engines and landing gear, while Safran is expanding in Morocco with factories dedicated to producing landing gear and assembling engines for Airbus aircraft; Morocco also seeks to develop a UAV industry, granting licences to several local or foreign‑backed projects including Turkish company Baykar.

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