Marrakech-Agadir in 1 hour by high-speed train
The Minister of Transport, Abdessamad Kayouh, unveiled the future face of the Moroccan rail network. By 2030, the high-speed line will connect Kenitra to Marrakech in two and a half hours, compared to six hours today, radically transforming national mobility.
The extension of the network will provide unprecedented connectivity for Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca. The latter will be only 35 minutes from the capital, Rabat, and 55 minutes from Marrakech. For passengers traveling from Tangier, the journey time to the airport hub will be reduced to one hour and 35 minutes.
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The strategic project connecting Marrakech to Agadir is also taking a major step forward with the completion of the final studies. This 240-kilometer section, estimated to cost between 50 and 56 billion dirhams, will allow the two cities to be connected in just one hour. According to the minister, the implementation studies for this large-scale project have already been finalized.
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Finally, the development plan provides for the railway opening up of Essaouira. The seaside city will be connected to Marrakech in a one-hour journey. In addition, the link between Agadir and Essaouira, via Chichaoua, will be made in one hour and 22 minutes, thus completing a strengthened territorial network in preparation for the 2030 deadlines.
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