China CRBC wins Morocco highway contract Nador West Med
29 July 2026
Chinese state-owned group CRBC will build the entire first section of the Guercif-Nador highway. It wins all three lots connecting Guercif to Saka, for a combined amount (…)
29 July 2026
Chinese state-owned group CRBC will build the entire first section of the Guercif-Nador highway. It wins all three lots connecting Guercif to Saka, for a combined amount (…)
17 July 2026
The disappearance of the barrier between Gibraltar and Spain is now fueling another dream, a few hundred kilometers further east. In Melilla, a political party imagines a city (…)
22 June 2026
The Moroccan government is allocating 19 billion dirhams to modernize its road infrastructure ahead of the 2030 World Cup. This massive budget will finance new strategic (…)
17 May 2026
Nador province is attracting global investors. Chinese group Boway is preparing to install a vast copper production unit within the Nador West Med complex. A major project (…)
14 May 2026
Morocco and Nigeria are preparing to sign a decisive agreement by end of 2026 for the construction of their transatlantic gas pipeline. A colossal energy project that will (…)
5 May 2026
To secure its energy reserves, Morocco plans to increase its hydrocarbon storage capacity by nearly 50% by 2030. A massive investment plan of 550 million euros is planned to (…)
4 May 2026
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has officially launched construction on the first segment of the Guercif-Nador highway axis. This major project aims to open up the Oriental (…)
22 April 2026
Far from reassuring diplomatic discourse, the Spanish general staff is openly concerned about the vulnerability of Ceuta and Melilla. Facing multifaceted pressure from Morocco, (…)
20 April 2026
A monumental gas pipeline project linking Nigeria to Morocco promises to revolutionize the energy market. Stretching across thirteen countries, this major infrastructure aims (…)
16 March 2026
Morocco is deploying a massive port and logistics strategy in the Strait of Gibraltar. Faced with aging Spanish infrastructure, the Tanger Med terminals and the future Nador (…)