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Ongoing Story· Day 17

Israeli Defense Firms to Showcase Advanced Tech at Morocco Air Show

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Israeli Air Force Participates for First Time in Morocco Airshow

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An official delegation from the Israeli Air Force, led by Aluf-Mishne Ayin, participated for the first time in the "Marrakech Airshow" in Morocco this week. This is Israel's first official presence at the event since the Abraham Accords were signed. The participation highlights growing defense ties between Israel and Morocco.

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  • An Israeli Air Force delegation attended the Marrakech Airshow in Morocco for the first time.
  • The delegation was led by Aluf-Mishne Ayin, head of the Air Force's Training Department.
  • This is Israel's first official participation in the event since the Abraham Accords.
  • The airshow is an international defense and aviation exhibition.
Israeli Air Force Participates for First Time in Morocco Airshow
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For the first time, an official delegation from the Israeli Air Force, led by Aluf-Mishne Ayin, head of the Air Force's Training Department, participated this week in the "Marrakech Airshow" international defense and aviation exhibition in Morocco. This marks Israel's first official participation in the event since the signing of the Abraham Accords.

The delegation's presence signifies a new level of cooperation and engagement between Israel and Morocco in the defense sector, following the normalization of relations between the two countries. The "Marrakech Airshow" is a significant platform for showcasing advanced aerospace technologies and fostering international partnerships within the defense industry.

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