From Forbes

Some of the world’s most prominent automotive brands are setting up shop in the Kingdom of Morocco. Last year, French multinational vehicle manufacturer Renault S.A inaugurated a $1.5 billion giant car factory in Melloussa, a small cosmopolitan town close to Tangiers, a commercial city in the northern region of Morocco.

Renault now manufactures low-cost cars under the Dacia and Renault brands at the plant, which has an annual production capacity of 150,000 cars. Similarly, in February this year, Bombardier Aerospace announced that it was shifting production of components such as flight controls for its CRJ series airliner to a transitional facility at the Mohammed V International Aiport in Nouaceur, in the greater Casablanca region.

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