Morocco-India Defense Pact Reshapes Global Security Landscape
23 September 2025
On the sidelines of the official visit of Rajnath Singh, the Indian Minister of Defense, to Rabat, Morocco and India have sealed a strategic defense partnership.
23 September 2025
On the sidelines of the official visit of Rajnath Singh, the Indian Minister of Defense, to Rabat, Morocco and India have sealed a strategic defense partnership.
23 September 2025
Rajnath Singh, the Indian Minister of Defense, has arrived in Morocco for, among other things, the inauguration ceremony of the first Moroccan factory dedicated to the (…)
20 September 2025
Morocco will begin producing armored vehicles in its first plant called Tata Advanced Systems Morocco (TASM), which will be inaugurated on Monday, September 22, 2025. This is (…)
15 September 2025
Moroccans occupy the third place among the beneficiaries of residence permits within the European Union (EU), after Ukraine and India. Algeria is absent from the top 10.
30 August 2025
The imposition of 50% US taxes is prompting the Indian industry to reorganize its production chains. To maintain their access to the US market, companies are studying (…)
13 July 2025
Morocco has just taken a major step in setting up its first armored vehicle production plant, the result of a strategic partnership between the National Defense Administration (…)
22 June 2025
Narendra Modi, the Indian Prime Minister, will soon travel to Morocco where he will meet with King Mohammed VI. This trip will mark the first stage of his international tour in (…)
30 May 2025
Morocco continues the modernization of its army with a new contract signed with Israeli Elbit. More powerful turrets will equip WhAP armored vehicles, in a context of strategic (…)
16 May 2025
The unfavorable geopolitical position of Turkey and Azerbaijan towards India, currently in conflict with Pakistan, is pushing Indian tourists to boycott these two countries and (…)
17 April 2025
India will send defense attachés to 20 countries in Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia, including Algeria, Morocco, and Ethiopia, to help sell weapons.