Morocco Poised to Acquire 32 F-35 Stealth Fighters in $17 Billion Deal
12 June 2025
Morocco could soon receive its F-35 fighters and become the first Arab and African nation to acquire these American stealth aircraft.
12 June 2025
Morocco could soon receive its F-35 fighters and become the first Arab and African nation to acquire these American stealth aircraft.
12 June 2025
While waiting for the delivery of American MQ-9 Reaper drones, Morocco will benefit from in-depth logistical support for the P5 Air Combat Training System (P5CTS), as part of (…)
14 May 2025
A delegation from the Brazilian aeronautical company Embraer is currently in Morocco. The main objective of this visit is to accelerate negotiations regarding the potential (…)
4 May 2025
A delegation from the Brazilian company Embraer reportedly visited Morocco to accelerate negotiations for the sale of KC-390 Millennium military transport aircraft to the Royal (…)
4 May 2025
Morocco has announced the creation of a manufacturing and assembly plant for parts of the F-16 Fighting Falcon, one of the most important fighter jets in its fleet. The project (…)
18 April 2025
Morocco is continuing to strengthen the operational capabilities of the Royal Moroccan Air Force (FRA). In this regard, the kingdom has acquired new AH-64E Apache helicopters, (…)
16 April 2025
American manufacturer Lockheed Martin has announced the supply of F-16 fighter jets to Morocco, as well as Patriots and other long-range air defense systems.
29 March 2025
Morocco is considering acquiring the Akash-NG air defense system, developed by India. This surface-to-air missile provides an effective solution against modern air threats such (…)
26 March 2025
Indications suggest that Morocco is preparing to acquire launchers for the Patriot system in order to strengthen the defensive capabilities of the Royal Moroccan Air Force (FRA).
13 March 2025
Exceptional performance for the Akıncı drone, recently acquired by Morocco. The aircraft manufactured by the Turkish company Baykar has achieved a feat by exceeding 100,000 (…)