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Morocco-Israel: Rabat prepares defence industrial base

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Morocco-Israel: Rabat prepares defence industrial base

The director general of Israel's Defence Ministry discussed cybersecurity, military equipment and the creation of a defence industrial base with Moroccan officials in Rabat. The cooperation is expected to further structure military relations between the two countries, according to Lebrief.

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