The project to connect Morocco and Spain by tunnel in the Strait of Gibraltar is progressing. The two countries are stepping up the pace to complete the infrastructure before the 2030 World Cup, which they are co-hosting with Portugal.
Chaos reigns at the Rabat Agdal station, considered the most beautiful and largest station in Morocco and one of the largest on the continent.
The Spanish government has tasked the public engineering company Ineco with preparing a preliminary project for the tunnel to connect Spain and Morocco under the Strait . This document is expected by 2026, the likely year for the start of construction of the railway tunnel.
Nabila Rmili, mayor of Casablanca, announced the upcoming establishment of six Regional Express Network (RER) stations in the city. The launch of the works is scheduled for the end of the year.
The launch of the construction work of a new railway line connecting Casablanca to Béni Mellal via Khouribga is imminent, according to the local authorities of the province of Béni Mellal.
Morocco and Spain are working to give substance to the project of a tunnel under the strait that will connect the two countries and by extension Africa and Europe, before the 2030 World Cup they are co-hosting with Portugal.
Morocco will mobilize 400 billion dirhams for the extension and modernization of its rail network. An ambitious project that will connect 43 cities in the kingdom.
The recent visit of Bruno Le Maire, French Minister of Economy and Finance to Morocco, brings hope to the Egis group, a French specialist in construction consulting and engineering, with a branch in Casablanca. The company is the main partner of the National Railway Office (ONCF) in the field of high-speed trains.
The Gibraltar Strait Tunnel , which will connect Morocco to Spain and by extension Africa to Europe, is far from being a reality. The project is still at a standstill and requires new technical studies and the mobilization of a million dollars for its implementation.
The National Railway Office (ONCF) has launched an ambitious project to extend the rail network in the northern provinces of Morocco.
The cost of the project to build a tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar that will connect Morocco and Spain, but also Africa and Europe, before the 2030 World Cup that the two countries are co-hosting with Portugal, is now known.
The National Society for the Study of the Strait of Gibraltar (SNED) denies the information stating that the in-depth studies of the project for a tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar connecting the two countries, as well as Africa and Europe, have been completed before the 2030 World Cup that Morocco and Spain are co-hosting with Portugal, and that construction work will start as early as next year.