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The king's brother, Moulay Rachid, is first aboard in Boeing industrial ecosystem

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Prince Moulay Rachid, Mohammed VI's brother.
Prince Moulay Rachid, Mohammed VI's brother. © JULIEN WARNAND/EPA/Newscom/MaxPPP

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Mohammed VI's younger brother, who is the majority shareholder in TDM Aerospace, is set to become Boeing's first direct supplier in Morocco, thus claiming a prime position in Morocco's nascent aviation industry.

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