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Adel Mardini, CEO, Jetex Flight Support, makes a point to Mohammed Sajid, Morocco's Tourism Minister, 2nd right, and Ali Alnaqbi, MEBAA Chairman, right, at MEBAA Morocco on 12-Sep-17 (Peter Shaw-Smith)
Adel Mardini, CEO, Jetex Flight Support, makes a point to Mohammed Sajid, Morocco's Tourism Minister, 2nd right, and Ali Alnaqbi, MEBAA Chairman, right, at MEBAA Morocco on 12-Sep-17 (Peter Shaw-Smith)

The government of Morocco has underlined its commitment to business aviation in the kingdom, as the Middle East Business Aviation Association (MEBAA) continued its efforts to promote the industry in North Africa with the staging of the second MEBAA Morocco Show in Marrakech in September. The exhibition took place on September 12-13 at Marrakech Menara Airport, with approximately 30 stands and participation from manufacturers such as Gulfstream, Bombardier and the Office National des Aéroports (ONDA), as well as a static display on the ramp featuring a Gulfstream G550, a Bombardier Challenger 650 and a Citation M2.


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