US auto parts company to bring 3,000 jobs to Morocco in 2008

26/03/2008

A US manufacturer of electric and electronic systems for the car industry will increase the number of employees to 3, 441 at its site in the free trade zone of Tangiers, according to an agreement signed Monday (March 24th), Aujourd'hui Le Maroc reported. The main clients for the new 60-hectare Delphi Group plant will be Fiat, PSA, Renault and Opel.

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saidani miloudi Posted 2008-03-27

So much the better! That will be the fruit of an expected Moroccan American Collaboration.Teachers are craving for possessing a new car( Opel made)so far.

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