Curtiss-Wright to Open First African Plant in Morocco
US firm Curtiss-Wright will establish its surface treatment division in Greater Casablanca, boosting aerospace capacity.
July 23, 2026
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Source: leseco.ma
American industrial group Curtiss-Wright has announced plans to establish its first African facility in Morocco, specifically in the Greater Casablanca region. The project will focus on surface treatment services for the aerospace industry, according to verified reports from Moroccan and international media.
The new facility aims to support local aerospace manufacturers by providing specialized surface treatment capabilities. This move aligns with Morocco's strategy to develop its aerospace sector, which already hosts major players like Boeing and Airbus suppliers.
As of July 2026, no specific investment amount or job creation figures have been officially confirmed. The project is expected to strengthen the North African country's position as a regional aerospace hub.
β Frequently Asked Questions
What is Curtiss-Wright's new project in Morocco?
Curtiss-Wright is establishing a surface treatment facility in Greater Casablanca, its first in Africa, to serve the aerospace industry.
Why did Curtiss-Wright choose Morocco for its first African plant?
Morocco has a growing aerospace sector with established players like Boeing and Airbus suppliers, making it a strategic location for specialized services.
When will the Curtiss-Wright facility in Morocco become operational?
As of July 2026, no specific operational date has been officially announced.
