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Masterduct Morocco, a subsidiary of German industrial group Masterflex, is nearing completion of its new manufacturing plant in Nouaceur, where it plans to begin production in the fourth quarter of 2026.

The partnerships are expected to create 950 direct jobs and expand Morocco’s capabilities in precision machining, aerospace wiring, surface treatment and defense industries.

Opening the eighth edition of the Marrakech Air Show on Wednesday, October 7, Minister Delegate in charge of the National Defense Administration Abdellatif Loudiyi traced the development of Morocco’s aerospace industry from basic assembly to manufacturing and advanced engineering. He described that transformation as the foundation for an emerging domestic defense industry, backed by a legal framework, dedicated industrial zones, investment incentives and partnerships with foreign investors. His remarks, in full.

Held under the patronage of King Mohammed VI, the eighth edition of the Marrakech International Air Show (MAS) will take place from October 7 to 10, 2026, at the Royal Armed Forces air base in Marrakech.

In his Throne Day address, King Mohammed VI highlighted the economic transformation underway in Morocco, driven by a long-term royal vision. From the automotive and aerospace industries to renewable energy, green hydrogen, electric batteries, and the agri-food and pharmaceutical sectors, the Kingdom continues to integrate into strategic global value chains while strengthening the foundations of its economic sovereignty.

The Moroccan Aerospace Industries Association (GIMAS) has appointed Mohammed Bellatig as its new president, marking the return of one of the sector’s founding figures who helped shape Morocco’s aerospace ecosystem over the past two decades.