Morocco Airports Transformation 2028 Major Projects Casablanca Terminal

Morocco’s aviation sector is experiencing a golden period. In 2025, the Kingdom’s platforms handled 36.3 million passengers, generating record revenue of 5.848 billion dirhams. Faced with this 11% growth, the board of directors of ONDA, chaired by Minister Abdessamad Kayouh, validated its budgetary and operational roadmap. This plan relies on recognized financial strength and effective coordination, recently demonstrated during the heavy traffic linked to the Africa Cup of Nations.

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At the heart of these ambitions lies the colossal Mohammed-V airport project in Casablanca. This strategic hub reached an exceptional milestone last year with nearly 11 million passengers welcomed. To meet this attractiveness, the Office is launching the construction of a new terminal. Designed as the largest investment ever undertaken by the establishment, this project must consolidate its "central role in serving Morocco’s connectivity and international influence."

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The momentum extends well beyond the economic capital thanks to the "Airports 2030" strategy. Regional infrastructure in Tangier, Tétouan, Marrakech, Agadir and Rabat will benefit from major renovation and expansion work. The objective required by administrators is to deliver these projects on time while meeting the highest safety standards. As the establishment summarizes, "a movement of sustainable transformation is now gaining the Moroccan airport network."