Guided by the Visionary Leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, the Moroccan aerospace sector has undergone a spectacular metamorphosis over the past quarter-century.

From Subcontracting to Strategic Integration

Over the last 25 years, the Kingdom has transitioned from simple assembly to high-complexity manufacturing. Today, the Moroccan aerospace ecosystem boasts:

• A Dense Ecosystem: More than 150 world-class companies (including giants like Boeing, Airbus, Safran, Spirit AeroSystems, and SABCA) now operate within the Kingdom.
• Exceptional Growth: In two decades, the sector’s turnover has been multiplied by ten, while the local integration rate has soared to 40%, one of the highest in emerging markets.
• Human Capital Excellence: At the heart of this success lies a dedicated focus on skills. Through the Aerospace Vocational Training Institute (IMA), Morocco provides a steady stream of highly qualified engineers and technicians, trained to the exacting standards of Industry 4.0.

A Global Competitiveness Hub

Morocco is no longer just a “Best Cost” destination; it is a “High Tech” destination. The Kingdom’s strategic advantages have made it an indispensable partner for the world’s leading aircraft manufacturers:

• Industrial Sovereignty: Morocco is one of the few countries capable of producing complex aero-structures, engine parts, and sophisticated wiring systems for the latest generation of aircraft (787 Dreamliner, A320neo).
• Strategic Connectivity: Leveraging world-class infrastructures like Tanger Med and Midparc, Morocco offers a logistics gateway that connects Europe, Africa, and the Americas in record time.
• Future-Ready Industry: The sector is now pivoting toward the new frontiers of aviation—focusing on decarbonization (Green Aviation), Defense systems, and the NewSpace industry.

The Gateway to 2030

As we look toward the 2030 horizon, the Moroccan aerospace industry stands as a testament to what long-term strategic stability and visionary governance can achieve. Morocco does not just participate in the global market; it actively shapes the future of flight, offering international investors a stable, competitive, and highly innovative environment for sustainable economic development.