The Moroccan Agency for Investment and Export Development (AMDIE), in collaboration with the Moroccan Aeronautical and Space Industries Group (GIMAS), the Ministry of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies, as well as that the Ministry of Industry and Commerce organizes Morocco’s participation in this high mass of the aeronautical industry.
The Kingdom has a 180 m² pavilion where meetings and business meetings are held with representatives of international institutions and various global players in the aeronautics industry. The objective is to highlight Morocco’s expertise and strengthen partnership relations with key players in this industry.
The event includes B2G (Business to Government) meetings, with the presence of the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Ryad Mezzour.
A large Moroccan delegation, made up of officials and professionals from the aeronautics sector, is taking part in this prestigious event. Led by the Director General of AMDIE, Ali Seddiki, the delegation includes several key institutions from the public and private sectors such as the National Defense Administration (ADN), the Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG), Royal Air Maroc , Medz, TMSA, and the Institute of Aeronautical Professions (IMA).
In addition, companies operating in Morocco in the aeronautics sector take advantage of the event to present their know-how, including Bi Engineering, Dona, GLPF, NTS, OB Electronique, TDM Aerospace, Structural Aerospace Morocco, LEANCAM, and Trigo.
Building on its positioning as an industrial hub, Morocco offers a world-class aeronautical platform with a dynamic ecosystem. According to AMDIE, more than 142 companies operate in the aeronautics and space industries in Morocco, employing 20,000 people and generating an export turnover of two billion dollars.
The sector has an integration rate of 40% and an average annual growth of 17%, well above the world average. These performances demonstrate Morocco’s excellent prospects as a preferred destination for investments in the aeronautical industry.
The event, whose opening ceremony on Monday was attended by the Moroccan ambassador to the United Kingdom, Hakim Hajoui, offers five days of a varied program including conferences and discussion panels, country presentations and exhibitions.
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