Agadir Airport Begins $2 Million Expansion to Meet Growing Passenger Demand
16 November 2022
The renovation work on Agadir airport will start next month and will last for 12 months, in order to meet the sustained growth in passenger traffic.
16 November 2022
The renovation work on Agadir airport will start next month and will last for 12 months, in order to meet the sustained growth in passenger traffic.
16 November 2022
15 years later, the Agadir/Port-Vendres (Pyrénées-Orientales) maritime link has been relaunched, with the arrival on Monday of a CMA-CGM container ship carrying about fifty (…)
15 November 2022
Slowly but surely, the tourism industry is gradually recovering from Covid-19. This emerges from the presentation of the budget of the Ministry of Tourism before the Commission (…)
15 November 2022
Inaugurated in 2018, the Moroccan high-speed train Al Boraq, is blowing out its fourth candle this Tuesday, November 15. With 10 million passengers transported since its (…)
15 November 2022
At the end of last October, Morocco’s budget deficit eased, standing at 25.1 billion DH against 47 billion DH a year earlier, according to the statement of Treasury charges and (…)
15 November 2022
To protest against the rise in fuel prices at the pump, Moroccan transporters threaten to observe a general strike from November 21.
14 November 2022
In a context of tourism recovery, the airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has decided to strengthen its offer to the Tunisian market. Since October 29, it has been offering its (…)
14 November 2022
The National Railway Office of Morocco (ONCF) has provided clarifications regarding the award of the project management assistance for the external control of the LGV (…)
14 November 2022
SDX Energy, the British gas explorer operating gas fields in the Gharb basin in Morocco, announces that it has made two discoveries from the recently completed SAK-1 and KSR-20 (…)
14 November 2022
The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is preparing to relaunch the link between Casablanca and Porto (Portugal). This line has remained suspended since the beginning of (…)