As Marhaba Operation (MRE) Approaches, Tanger Med Chokes Under Traffic Congestion
Tanger Med port generates strong economic activity, but causes daily traffic jams. Residents denounce the lack of adequate road infrastructure, a situation particularly concerning as the summer Marhaba operation dedicated to MREs approaches.
Despite its rank among Africa’s and the world’s largest ports, Tanger Med paralyzes traffic in neighboring municipalities. In Fahs Anjra province, residents suffer heavy traffic jams every day. This saturation is caused by the accumulation of trucks and heavy vehicles at the port’s gates, proof that current roads can no longer support the volume of traffic.
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Facing this gridlock, local stakeholders directly target the Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka. They denounce his "slowness" and "delay" in providing concrete solutions on the ground. The creation of a road section connecting Ksar Sghir to the douar Dhar El Kharroub, then to the douar Dchicha, remains blocked even though it is essential to relieve congestion in the area and support local development.
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Concern grows with the imminent arrival of the "Marhaba" operation, which organizes the summer return of Moroccans from abroad. This event brings each year a massive passage of travelers that requires perfectly smooth traffic flow. Local associations are calling for urgent government measures to avoid chaos on the roads and ensure successful transit, while preserving the daily lives of residents.
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