This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch announced today in the House of Advisors that the Kingdom’s successful experience in the field of manufacturing cars and aircraft parts “has constituted a real impetus to enter the field of manufacturing of trains, which constitutes the backbone of mobility in our country, and an essential lever of the social and economic dynamism experienced by the Kingdom.
In his speech during a monthly general session on issues related to public policy on the theme: “The national industrial system as a lever of the national economy”, Akhannouch stressed that the government has adopted a policy aimed at strengthening the industrialization of the sector, noting its work on the development of a road map aimed at gradually increasing the rate of local industrial integration of iron.
He stressed that the government’s efforts have contributed to making our country an important center of the African automobile industry, since it ranks first on the continent, with an annual production capacity of approximately 700,000 vehicles, stressing that our country has been able to export cars to more than 70 destinations around the world, with a local integration rate equivalent to 69%, thanks to a strong industrial fabric made up of more than 250 suppliers of automobile parts, noting that the government commits to raising the local integration rate to reach 69%. 80%.
In his speech, the Prime Minister also mentioned the significant developments in the aviation sector at the global level, stressing that his government has made great efforts to support and develop this sector, which has allowed the Kingdom to strengthen its position as a player. important. in the global value chains of the aeronautical industries.
He added that this strategic sector has attracted more than 150 companies, such as Boeing, Airbus, and other large international companies which have chosen Morocco to increase their investments, the most recent being Safran, which has strengthened its activity in Morocco, after having signed a contract agreement during this visit. The recent visit of the French President to Morocco, under the eyes of His Majesty the King, on a new partnership, which includes the development of the engine maintenance and repair network.
