Safran Expands LEAP Engine Operations in Morocco with New Investments

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The French group Safran will assemble in Morocco its LEAP-1A aircraft engines, a first outside France. With this major industrial project in Nouaceur, the kingdom is taking a new course in aeronautics and consolidating its strategic role in the global value chain.

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His Majesty King Mohammed VI led the ceremony on Monday, October 13, in Nouaceur, a municipality in the Casablanca-Settat region of Morocco, for the start of construction of the new industrial complex for aircraft engines of the Saffron Group. Three important agreements were signed during the ceremony: - A memorandum of understanding for the construction of the assembly and testing plant. - An agreement on the supply of renewable energies. - A V…

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On Monday, October 13, 2025, King Mohammed VI presided over the launch of the Safran industrial complex dedicated to aircraft engines in Nouaceur. Located in Midparc, a free zone located within the country's first economic hub, this project represents an investment of 3,4 billion dirhams, or more than 336 million...

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Saffron is investing EUR 320 million in two new plants in Morocco. In the future, an assembly plant will produce 350 Leap-1A engines for Airbus jets per year. The plants are being built in a particular region of the country.