Israeli Military Industries Make Their Mark at Marrakech Air Show 2026
On October 7, 2026, the Israeli Military Industries will participate in the highly anticipated Marrakech Air Show, which will take place in Morocco from October 7 until the end of the weekend. This event has drawn significant attention from Israeli security companies, with major players such as Israeli Aerospace Industries, Rafael, and Elbit Systems set to unveil their latest innovations for the first time on Moroccan soil. According to sources in Hebrew media, Elbit has announced its intention to showcase a variety of advanced technologies and integrated operational capabilities that are designed to meet evolving security and operational needs.
Elbit Systems will present its capabilities in several cutting-edge domains, which include unmanned and autonomous systems, precision fire, air defense, and electronic warfare, alongside intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) solutions. The company will also highlight its photonics, communications, and digitization technologies, as well as advanced training and simulation solutions aimed at enhancing operational efficiency for aircrews. Among the key exhibits will be the Hermes 900 drone and the FUSE military autonomous systems, designed for large-scale deployment, which includes the THOR, Magni-X, and FireFox-X families.
In the precision capabilities sector, Elbit will showcase its SkyStriker loitering munitions, the PULS rocket artillery system, and the laser-guided LIZARD munitions. Additionally, the company will present its advanced air defense systems, featuring the DIRCM - MINI MUSIC system. In the ISR and photonics domains, Elbit will unveil new additions to the SPECTRO family of electro-optical payloads, such as the SPECTRO-12, which will be utilized for various ISR missions and target acquisition tasks. Elbit Systems will also demonstrate its advanced airborne communication and digitization capabilities, along with training and simulation solutions designed to enhance the operational efficiency of pilots and flight schools.
As reported by amad.com.ps.
