Morocco will purchase 200 Cobra II armored vehicles from Turkey, in a deal worth $136 million, according to a statement from the Turkish defense company Otokar. The purchase is part of Morocco’s extensive modernization of its armed forces, and includes spare parts, maintenance support and training. The deal marks a significant step in the growing defense collaboration between Morocco and Turkey. Delivery is set to commence by the end of 2024.
Morocco has introduced a draft revision of its family code, marking the first significant update in 20 years. The proposed
The US has greenlit arms sales exceeding $5.5 billion to Egypt and Morocco to enhance their defense capabilities and
The 2024 Sustainable Competitiveness Report, published by the consultancy firm Sole Ability, ranks Morocco in 104th place globally, with a
Morocco’s Minister Delegate for Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, Amina El Fallah Seghrouchni, has said that the Kingdom will
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