Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) will be opening a center for aeronautics and artificial intelligence research and innovation at a Moroccan university.
Its new agreement with the International University of Rabat aims to strengthen cooperation and the strategic partnerships between the two countries, as well as promote cutting-edge research, innovation, technology and the creation of competitive national tech startups.
The center will also serve as a research center to develop advanced technological products or innovative solutions for the aerospace industry.
The agreement follows the September 2020 Abraham Accords, which normalized relations between Israel and Morocco.
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“This innovative institution is a sign of a new future being forged in Morocco for both the present and future generations,” said IAI’s Chairman of the Board, Amir Peretz.
“The most vital mission is now to transform a dream into reality by establishing a program that will combine high-quality education across various fields, with a special emphasis on science and technology.
“By establishing the necessary industrial infrastructure, it will be possible to recruit new graduate students,” he said.
“Looking into the students’ eyes, I can see their strong determination to succeed in this new center, bringing forth ideas which hopefully will serve not only Morocco and Israel, but also the entire world.”
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