Keywords: Morocco defense
India’s MKU is preparing to establish a defense manufacturing facility in Morocco, adding another major Indian industrial project to the country’s rapidly developing military production ecosystem. The planned plant is expected to be located in the SGZID industrial zone in Nouaceur, near......
Morocco’s air force modernization program has reached a new stage with the successful maiden flight of the country’s first F-16 Block 72 fighter. Lockheed Martin announced on October 6 that the aircraft had taken to the air for the first time, opening the next phase of testing before its......
For decades, Morocco's defense capabilities relied heavily on foreign procurement. That model is now being complemented by a broader industrial strategy aimed at producing military equipment inside the Kingdom, developing domestic expertise and embedding international technology partnerships within......
Morocco is expanding its role in advanced military testing and defense cooperation after hosting a field exercise involving the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces, U.S. forces and Covenant, a U.S.-Israeli defense company, according to reports. The activity focused on evaluating an advanced missile system under......
Morocco has significantly accelerated its defense modernization program, assembling a multi-layered weapons portfolio that spans advanced air defense networks, precision strike systems, and domestically manufactured drones. The kingdom now ranks as Africa's second-largest arms importer, with military......
Morocco has once again raised its defense spending, allocating MAD 157.171 billion ($15.7 billion) for 2026, according to the draft finance law submitted to parliament. The funds are earmarked for the acquisition and maintenance of equipment for the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) and to support the growth......
Morocco is close to securing a $600 million agreement with Brazilian aerospace company Embraer to acquire KC-390 Millennium military transport planes, marking a significant step in modernizing its air force. The deal, expected to include four to five aircraft, signals Morocco's intent to replace......
Budget concerns outweigh operational benefits The head of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM), General Michael Langley, confirmed this week that relocating AFRICOM’s headquarters from Germany to Morocco is not under consideration due to budgetary limitations. Langley addressed the matter......
The United States has agreed to supply Morocco with advanced military equipment, significantly enhancing the kingdom’s defense capabilities. This arms deal includes state-of-the-art weaponry and technology to strengthen Morocco’s strategic position in the region. The agreement reflects growing......
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