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Morocco to participate at the Farnborough International Airshow for the first time

Global Arab Network - - Mohamed Tamer

Friday, 02 July 2010 14:34

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The Moroccan Investment Development Agency, in close collaboration with the Moroccan industrial Aerospace group (GIMAS: Groupement des Industriels Marocains Aéronautique et Spatial), will be present at this year’s Farnborough International Airshow (19th to 25th July 2010) which, together with the Paris Airshow, is one of the most important aeronautical events in the world.

An important delegation, led by Mr Ahmed Reda Chami, the Moroccan Minister of Trade, Industry and New Technologies and composed of high-ranking officials from Moroccan public institutions as well as representatives from GIMAS, will be visiting the UK in order to promote foreign investment in Morocco and specifically within the Aeronautics sector.

It is worth remembering that this sector has seen strong growth in Morocco, particularly as part of the implementation of the national agreement on industrial development which made aeronautics a priority sector for growth and investment.

On 20th July, Mr Ahmed Reda Chami will address an assembled audience in Hall 1a to discuss Morocco’s potential within the aviation field and meet with potential investors.

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