Rabat -Royal Air Maroc (RAM) -Deargo has restored an important trade connection between Morocco and China. This route is crucial for the transport of goods between China and Africa and offers a direct connection to Brazil.
The Moroccan airline is now Operation A plane from Boeing 787-9, the Casablanca and Beijings Daxing International Airport, the largest in China, connects three times a week.
The first flight of this newly launched route took place on January 20. Every week the flights have about 30 tons of freight per route.
Yassine Berrada, Vice President of Cargo at Royal Air Maroc, noticed the strategic location of Morocco, which made it a “perfect goal for shipping to Africa and Europe”.
“At Royal Air Maroc, we are proud to continue and build Casablanca as a real air bridge between Asia, Africa and America,” added Berrade.
He explained that the new service “not only offers a highly efficient service for Chinese goods for Africa, but also offers a direct connection to Brazil thanks to our recently started Sao Paulo (Gru), but also a direct connection to Brazil. route. “”
Berada found that the demand for freight, especially in Beijing, is high because China’s growing interest in African exports.
Before the Covid 19 pandemic, Royal Air Maroc had regular flights ChinaAnd the airline is now striving to restore these important services. “The re -hiring of the Chinese services was an obvious and natural decision, since the exchange of goods is important, ”noted Berrada.
At the beginning of this year, Hamid Addou, CEO of RAM, expressed satisfied with the route of the route and called it a “long -awaited route”. He also noticed its importance for Moroccan tourism.
“The route from Casablanca Beijing is primarily devoted to the development of Moroccan tourism, as 80% of traffic is expected on this route from foreign tourists,” he said.
The cargo flights will also wear Chinese goods such as electronics, furniture and clothing to Morocco. Many of them are then forwarded directly to Brazil.
Royal Air Maroc has teamed up with Globe Air Cargo China, a subsidiary of the ECS Group, to manage these flights. Adrien Thominet, Executive Chairman of the ECS Group, was proud to support the efforts of the Moroccan air carrier to strengthen the connections between China, Morocco and Brazil.
