Boeing Strengthens Its Investments in Morocco Through a New Partnership for 737 MAX Aircraft Components Manufacturing
The American company Boeing continues to expand its industrial presence in Morocco by signing a new strategic agreement with Casablanca Aviation Manufacturing, a subsidiary of the French group Vauclin Aero.
The agreement stipulates that the Moroccan company will produce mechanical parts specifically for the Boeing 737 MAX, in a move that underscores the American giant’s commitment to injecting millions of dollars into the aviation sector in the Kingdom.
Emily Belgrad, Vice President of Global Supply Chain at Boeing Commercial Aircraft, praised this collaboration, considering it a confirmation of the company’s desire to build a robust industrial ecosystem in Morocco, expressing her pride in establishing partnerships that benefit both Boeing and Morocco.
Maurice Herblin, General Manager of Casablanca Aviation Manufacturing, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to continuing its partnership with Boeing, highlighting the institution’s dedication to supporting the development of the national industrial base to serve major global manufacturers in the aerospace and defense sectors.
Jean-Claude Mayeuyar, CEO of the Vauclin Aero Group, stated that this agreement translates the group’s strategy to expand its global presence while maintaining a strong position in Morocco, emphasizing the promising opportunities provided by the group’s industrial sites both nationally and internationally.
