Chinese company Jiangsu Aishelun Medical Technology Group don start build im first Africa manufacturing plant for Morocco inside Mohammed VI Tanger Tech City. Di project na through im Moroccan subsidiary, InnovMed Tech Group. Di launch ceremony happun for Saturday for Tanger Tech industrial platform for northern Morocco.
Di future plant go serve as regional production and distribution center wey go target markets across Europe, Middle East, and North Africa. Di Chinese company dey specialize for medical consumables and infection-control products, including surgical gowns, operating drapes, medical ice packs, adult care products, and urinary collection bags.
Di first phase of di project cover nearly 60,000 square meters, with approximately 31,348 square meters allocated for production workshops, warehouses, and office space. Jiangsu Aishelun don previously announce plans to expand im investment for Morocco from €5 million to €20 million through im Hong Kong-based subsidiary, Excellent Medical Technology Co. Limited.
“Di company decide to increase di investment for im Moroccan subsidiary by €15 million through im Hong Kong subsidiary, Excellent Medical Technology Co. Limited, using self-owned and self-raised funds. Di total planned investment go therefore not exceed €20 million,” Jiangsu Aishelun tok. Di company reportedly project annual revenues of around €25 million after di plant reach full capacity within two to three years.
Di investment further strengthen Tanger Tech position as strategic industrial platform wey dey attract Chinese manufacturers wey dey seek easier access to European and African markets through Morocco. Di Tanger Tech project na part of broader Moroccan-Chinese economic cooperation initiatives wey continue to expand across industrial, logistics, and infrastructure sectors.
For recent years, Morocco don intensify efforts to diversify im industrial base beyond traditional sectors such as textiles and automotive manufacturing, while positioning itself as competitive destination for high-value industries, including healthcare technologies, batteries, and advanced manufacturing.
