Royal Air Maroc (RAM) intends to increase its airline fleet from 50 to 200 aircraft over the course of the following 15 years, with the help of the recently signed RAM contract with the government.
Aziz Akhennouch, the head of the Moroccan government, and Hamid Addou, the president and chief executive officer of RAM, signed the airline company’s 2023–2037 program contract on Tuesday in Rabat.
The agreement calls for the opening of new foreign locations with the intention of fostering relations between the Moroccan community and Morocco.
The airline company also intends to draw 65 million passengers by 2037 as part of this program.
The state’s investment in the airline is part of its plan for economic and social development, enhancing the airline industry’s role in transportation, and raising the standard of its services.
RAM will establish 46 new services, to ensure the expansion of air connectivity in accordance with the planned tourism industry vision.
The Casablanca Airport will be established as a platform for linking to important global centers, with an aim to rank it among the top three in Africa in terms of connectivity and traffic.
This program contract will significantly help to revitalize the aviation industry and promote Morocco as a major actor in the world of logistics, according to Aziz Akhennouch.
This program contract is part of the government’s assistance for the 2023–2026 Tourism Sector Strategic Roadmap, which seeks to establish Morocco as one of the top travel destinations in the world.
With the help of this program, 17.5 million tourists are expected to visit the country, 120 billion dirhams will be earned in foreign exchange, 80,000 direct jobs, and 120,000 indirect jobs will be created, in addition to strengthening the tourism industry’s ability to draw in capital and launch new enterprises.
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