Relief for users of Mohammed VI Boulevard in Casablanca. The authorities have announced the commissioning of the longest suspension bridge in Africa to reduce the daily traffic jams that are accentuated, especially during the month of Ramadan.
High-ranking officials are among the "clandestine" operators of sand quarries who market poor quality sand throughout Morocco. Moreover, this activity escapes the taxation imposed in the 2023 finance law.
The execution of highway construction projects in Morocco is continuing and will accelerate this year, according to the Minister of Equipment, Nizar Baraka, who on Tuesday provided an update on the construction sites and their level of execution.
The project to build a tunnel connecting Ouarzazate to Marrakech is progressing rapidly, according to the Minister of Equipment, Nizar Baraka. After the preliminary studies, which focused on two routes, the government has opted for a 10 km route via Ourika.
The work to widen the bypass highways of Casablanca and Casablanca-Berrechid is progressing at a sustained pace. The progress rates of lot 2 and lot 3 are 33% and 22% respectively.
The Spanish construction company Urbas has been ordered to pay a debt of 17.8 million euros in Morocco, as part of a procedure to buy the energy group Abengoa.
The widening work on national road No. 1 between Dakhla and El Argoub was launched on Thursday by the Minister of Equipment, Nizar Baraka. The project involves the construction of a stretch of approximately 40 km.
The construction work on the second viaduct of Laâyoune, which is part of the Tiznit-Dakhla expressway, will start soon. Ultimately, it will be Africa’s longest bridge with a length of 1,725 meters.
The rehabilitation program of the old medina of Rabat is several months behind schedule, much to the dismay of the population and many visitors. The construction site was supposed to be delivered in December 2021.
Like the Urban Agency of Marrakech, that of Al Hoceima has taken one of the measures to improve and facilitate the stay in Morocco of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
The Urban Agency of Marrakech (AUM) has just set up a one-stop shop dedicated to Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). Its objective is to handle all files related to the construction and urban planning sectors.
The extension work on Al Hoceima airport, planned by the National Airports Office (ONDA), will soon begin. They will be carried out by the Moroccan company VIAS, specialized in road, highway and airport works.