New Maritime Station in Nador Prepares for Summer Influx of Moroccan Expats

On Thursday, Jamal Chaarani, governor of the province of Nador, went to see the progress of the construction work on the new maritime station project in the commune of Beni Ansar. The project work includes the rehabilitation of the maritime station and its environment, the increase of its capacity, as well as the creation of entertainment and administrative service areas, the installation of a passenger reception lounge, and the expansion of border control areas for cars and passengers.

The construction project of the new maritime station is part of the investment program of the National Ports Agency. It aims to improve and modernize the port of Nador, while increasing its efficiency and capacity to accommodate passengers and goods. The project should also facilitate the transit of Moroccans residing abroad (MRE). Its cost is estimated at around 162 million dirhams. The work should be completed by May 31, 2024.

The governor’s visit is in line with efforts to improve the quality and reception conditions of MRE, and to oversee the implementation of structuring projects in the province, including those aimed at developing and modernizing port infrastructure, it is specified.