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Morocco Continues Its Policy of Rearmament with 500 Kamikaze Drones and a New Unmanned Aircraft Factory

The Turkish company Baykar, manufacturer of the Bayraktar drones, opened in 2025 a subsidiary in Morocco under the name Atlas Defense and is studying to invest up to 250 million dollars in its first African production plant.Also the Israeli firm BlueBird Aero Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries, has set up a drone factory in Benslimane, while the French company Delair is preparing to open a subsidiary in Rabat aimed at technical…
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The Turkish company Baykar, manufacturer of the Bayraktar drones, opened in 2025 a subsidiary in Morocco under the name Atlas Defense and is studying to invest up to 250 million dollars in its first African production plant.Also the Israeli firm BlueBird Aero Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries, has set up a drone factory in Benslimane, while the French company Delair is preparing to open a subsidiary in Rabat aimed at technical…

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Revista Defensa Infodefensa.com broke the news on Saturday, May 23, 2026.
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