Morocco Launches $550 Million Nador-Guercif Highway Project to Boost Northern Development

The Société nationale des autoroutes du Maroc (ADM), the delegated project owner for the construction of the Guercif-Nador highway, has just officially taken over the project. The company signed a convention on Friday in Rabat with the Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water, for the conduct of the construction work on the highway.
The project is thus entering its active phase of realizing 104 km of highway to connect the city of Nador and the new Nador West Med port to the national highway network.
Estimated at a cost of 5.5 billion dirhams, the project includes the Oujda-Guercif highway and the Oujda expressway, the future axis that will allow the creation of a structuring road triangle for the northern area and the Oriental region.
The highway infrastructure will be able to support the development of the northern area and the eastern region, which are in full economic boom, assured the minister, Abdelkader Amaraa, during the ceremony to sign the convention for delegated project management related to the realization of this project.
For Minister Abdelkader Amaraa, the project, whose work will be spread over 5 years, including the liquidation phase of the contracts, is of extreme importance for the development of the road sector of the kingdom.
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