China Eastern Airlines launched a new route linking Shanghai to Casablanca, with a stop in Marseille. The service, starting on January 19, strengthens air travel between China and Morocco. It offers better connections for business and leisure travelers in both countries.

The new route marks a significant step in the growing relationship between China and Morocco. Both countries are committed to expanding economic, cultural, and diplomatic ties. This flight boosts business opportunities and cultural exchanges between them.

This development adds to the increasing number of air connections between China and Morocco. Earlier, Royal Air Maroc announced the resumption of its direct flight from Casablanca to Beijing on January 20. The flight will operate three times a week and will further strengthen the link between the nations.

The reopening of these routes shows a shift toward restoring air connectivity after the COVID-19 disruptions. China Eastern and Royal Air Maroc aim to meet the growing demand for travel between China, Morocco, and Asia. China Eastern’s new flight signals the beginning of better air travel between the two countries.

The Chinese and Moroccan aviation industries will benefit from increased tourism and trade. Both governments want stronger bilateral ties, and this route will help them grow. China Eastern Airlines plays a key role in this new chapter of international connectivity.

These developments show China Eastern Airlines’ commitment to expanding its global presence and facilitating travel between China and Morocco. The new route will help businesses and travelers while promoting cultural and economic cooperation between both nations.

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