Morocco MRE Summer 2024: Record Arrivals Expected
Morocco is preparing for a new surge in MRE arrivals this summer. After nearly 3 million passengers and 700,000 cars last year, authorities expect growth of 7 to 10%.
Operation Marhaba is shaping up to be even busier this year. Morocco is planning a new increase in the number of Moroccans residing abroad who will travel to the kingdom during the summer period.
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According to Abdessamad Kayouh, Minister of Transport and Logistics, nearly 3 million Moroccans and 700,000 cars were registered last year as part of this operation, representing an increase of approximately 7% compared to 2024.
For this year, forecasts predict a new growth rate between 7 and 10%. The minister assured the House of Representatives that preparations are proceeding precisely, in direct coordination with the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity.
27 ships mobilized
To handle these flows, more than 27 ships belonging to seven different shipping companies have been mobilized. They will operate 12 maritime routes between Moroccan ports and their counterparts in Spain, France and Italy.
Air transport is also being strengthened. The ministry indicates that it has authorized 58 airlines to operate 2,403 regular flights per week, connecting Morocco to 160 international airports in 61 countries.
Ticket prices are also being monitored. Although they are subject to an internationalized liberalized market, authorities say they want to limit the impact of rising oil prices and protect travelers against any illegal price increases.
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With these maritime and air resources, Morocco wants to avoid tensions during peak departure times and support a summer season that promises to be particularly busy for Moroccans around the world.
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