The budget of Autoroutes du Maroc was voted during the Board of Directors meeting held under the chairmanship of Mr. Nizar BARAKA, Minister of Equipment and Water, on December 19, 2023. Here are the conclusions:
The fishing village of Tifnit, located in the Souss-Massa National Park, could simply disappear. This is what the authorities have decided.
Morocco is preparing to implement the strategic vision launched by King Mohammed VI, in order to "put the country on the path of sustainable and comprehensive economic and social development".
The Ministry of Transport and Logistics is not able to finance the extension of the rail line network connecting 43 Moroccan cities. Towards the abandonment of a project intended to promote territorial equity with regard to railways?
Morocco is pursuing its port strategy for 2030 with Tanger Med as a reference. The kingdom has embarked on a policy of developing modern and competitive ports.
The tragic accident that occurred on Sunday near Demnat , after the driver of a minibus lost control in a bend on regional road number 302, causing the death of 24 injured, brings back to the table the issue of road safety in Morocco.
Bus fares have almost doubled at the bus stations in Casablanca and Rabat on the eve of Eid al-Adha, despite state subsidies to carriers to cope with rising fuel prices.
The Nador West Med megaport could start its activities in 2025, announced Sanae Elamrani, the director of ports and maritime domains of the Moroccan Ministry of Equipment.
The National Airports Office ( ONDA ) plans to build a new terminal at Dakhla airport, announced Mohamed Abdeljalil, the Minister of Transport and Logistics. This project, which is currently under technical study, should start in 2024 for an estimated duration of three years.
On Monday in Rabat, Morocco and Israel signed three agreements aimed at strengthening cooperation in the field of transport, including the mutual recognition of driver’s licenses, road safety and maritime transport.
The Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, announced a series of infrastructure projects aimed at strengthening the national motorway network in Morocco. These projects should contribute to improving mobility in different regions of the Kingdom.
Pending regulation on the use of electric scooters in Morocco, local authorities in the major cities of the kingdom have launched a vast operation to seize these vehicles.