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Moroccan highways

Morocco18 Nov 2025

Autoroute Guercif-Nador, Port Dakhla Atlantique: the 2026 budget accelerates the construction projects

The Ministry of Equipment and Water has unveiled its investment plan for 2026, a budget that confirms the absolute priority given to securing the water supply of the Kingdom. With a total investment of 58.7 billion dirhams, the government is accelerating the deployment of major construction projects in the face of climate challenges, a plan that has been adopted in plenary session at the House of Representatives.

Morocco18 Nov 2025

Guercif-Nador Motorway: Bioui Travaux prevails over Chinese and French competition

One of the most strategic motorway construction sites in the Oriental region, the Saka-Driouch section of the future Guercif-Nador motorway , has found its builders. The Moroccan company Bioui Travaux has emerged as the big winner of the international tender, winning two of the three lots put up for bid, facing very fierce Moroccan and foreign competition.

Morocco7 Nov 2025

Chantiers et projets : Autoroutes du Maroc fait le point

The Société nationale des autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) is overseeing several major construction projects aimed at modernizing the road network and improving traffic flow around major urban hubs, particularly in preparation for the 2030 World Cup. These projects are marked by a preference for the expertise of Moroccan companies.

Morocco7 Nov 2025

Morocco: a new highway delivered

Major highway construction projects aimed at easing traffic around Greater Casablanca are being completed earlier than expected. Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) has announced the imminent commissioning of the new Tit Mellil–Berrechid highway and the Aïn Harrouda and Sidi Maârouf interchanges, several months ahead of the initial schedule that set the completion of the works for 2026.

Morocco27 Sept 2025

Morocco's $1 Billion Infrastructure Boom: Nador Port Spearheads Mediterranean Ambitions

The ongoing road and highway construction projects around the Nador West Med port to strengthen Morocco’s strategic position in the western Mediterranean and stimulate sustainable growth in the Oriental region are accelerating.

Morocco10 Sept 2025

Morocco Accelerates Highway Expansion: 3,000 km Network to Boost World Cup 2030 and Economic Growth

Morocco has launched an acceleration program for the development of its highway network, with the objective of increasing its length from 1,800 km to 3,000 km. This extension is motivated by two major objectives: the preparation of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, which the country will co-host, and the continuation of its economic development and territorial connectivity strategy.

Morocco7 Sept 2025

Morocco's $38 Billion Infrastructure Overhaul: Paving the Way for Regional Dominance

Morocco will have to mobilize $38 billion over the next ten years to modernize its non-energy infrastructure, such as roads, ports and digital networks.

Morocco3 Sept 2025

Chinese Steel Giant Clinches Morocco's High-Speed Rail Contract, Boosting World Cup 2030 Infrastructure

A Chinese steel company has won two major public contracts in Morocco, including the high-speed rail line (LGV) connecting Kénitra to Marrakech.

Morocco24 Aug 2025

Ambitious 104km Highway Project Accelerates Eastern Morocco's Economic Transformation

The project to build the highway connecting Guercif to Nador is progressing at a steady pace. Recently published images show the level of progress on the third section, extending from the province of Driouch to the Nador West Med port, a distance of 27 kilometers.

Morocco10 Aug 2025

Moroccan Highway Authority Faces Legal Backlash Over Stray Animal Accidents

The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) has been repeatedly condemned for negligence in road maintenance and user protection. Court decisions that follow accidents caused by stray animals, questioning the management of safety on the Moroccan motorway network.

Morocco6 Aug 2025

Morocco's Highway Toll Hike Sparks Outrage: Jawaz Pass Price Soars to 100 Dirhams

Faced with criticism and denunciations from Moroccans living in Morocco and Moroccans residing abroad (MREs), the National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) had to provide explanations on the increase in the price of the "Jawaz" card, which has gone from 50 dirhams with an initial credit of 40 dirhams to 80 dirhams without any credit included.

Morocco5 Aug 2025

Morocco's Motorway Card Price Hike Sparks Outrage Among Locals and Expatriates

The decision of the National Motorway Company of Morocco to increase the price of the "Jawaz" prepaid payment card is not well received by road users - Moroccans living in the kingdom and Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). They are asking for a revision of its pricing and management policy, in order to guarantee equitable access to smart payment services without imposing them as a mandatory option, and in compliance with the company’s commitments to citizens.