At the 2023 edition in Tangier, the ministerial delegation stopped by our stand for a direct and demanding exchange. Questions focused on the essentials: where do we carry out our repairs, and who actually does the work? We answered straightforwardly: all our work is carried out in Morocco, in our own workshop, by our own technicians, with documented quality control before return.

On site, we presented electromechanical components (servomotors, gearboxes) and described our approach: workshop diagnosis, refurbishment, then bench testing under load. Each piece of equipment leaves with a measurement report (before/after values, observations and recommendations), which reassures production sites about reliability and mean time between failures. Above all, the demonstration highlighted the benefits of operational proximity: less transport, shorter lead times, lower logistics costs and technical contacts who know the field.

Beyond the workshop, the stakes are strategic for the ecosystem: maintaining skills and added value in the country, streamlining relations with principals and speeding up the return to service when critical equipment is shut down. This is precisely what the official visit came to probe: the reality of execution, traceability and the ability to keep commitments to deadlines and quality. Discussions confirmed the interest in repair trials and maintenance agreements adapted to local industrial constraints.