Morocco is ranked as the second-largest military spender in Africa, while Algeria tops the spending list. Separately, a company is servicing contracts in Morocco and Israel.
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- Defense cooperation agreement expands security ties, involving Israeli arms sales to Moroccan local manufacturing.
- Israeli arms firms participated in a Moroccan air show as Morocco seeks to upgrade its defense industrial base.
- Morocco surpasses Algeria in arms imports market dominance.
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Morocco is ranked as the second-largest military spender in Africa, while Algeria tops the spending list. Separately, a company is servicing contracts in Morocco and Israel.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Israeli arms firms participated in a Moroccan air show as Morocco seeks to upgrade its defense industrial base.Sub-event
Morocco surpasses Algeria in arms imports market dominance.1 source
Morocco and Algeria are leading in African military spending, alongside international corporate contracts.1 source
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