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Morocco’s air force exchanges with 18 delegations in US

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Morocco’s Royal Air Forces took part in the US Air Force Academy’s 2026 International Week, held in the United States with 18 delegations. Discussions with officer cadets and teaching staff covered military practices and careers, according to L’Information.

Morocco’s Royal Air Forces (FRA) took part in the 2026 International Week of the US Air Force Academy in the United States, alongside 18 delegations from countries allied with and partnered with Washington, L’Information reports.

The Moroccan delegation held discussions with officer cadets and members of the academy’s teaching staff. The programme included cultural activities, joint activities and professional discussions on the careers and practices of the military institutions represented.

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