The former delegate minister in charge of the Civil Service, Mohamed Mobdii , who is also the president of the council of Fqih Ben Salah, as well as entrepreneurs and public officials, could face legal proceedings. The cause is the dysfunctions and irregularities noted in the management of the city’s public contracts.
The delegatee Alsa has placed an order for 500 urban buses with Daimler for the next fifteen years, in order to ensure the transport of the inhabitants of Casablanca . But behind this order, there are unspoken things.
Taxi fares will increase by 40% in the very near future in Tangier .
The Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water has announced the implementation, this year, of a new generation of vehicle registration certificates and driver’s licenses.
The Satcoma-Satas company may soon disappear to allow the Compagnie de Transports au Maroc (CTM) to definitively establish its hegemony in the passenger and freight transport sector in Morocco. The two companies have just concluded an important agreement this Thursday.
Following rumors of the creation of new parafiscal taxes to be collected from users or an increase in their value for the benefit of the National Road Safety Agency, the Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water has provided a formal denial.
Since January 1st, fuel prices have risen slightly. Gasoline at the pump has increased by 17 cents, and diesel by 15 cents.
Tricycles will now only transport goods. The Minister of Transport made the announcement to the House of Advisors, during the oral question session.
The Dutch shipping company Wec Lines will liquidate its Moroccan subsidiary. To this end, it has convened an extraordinary general meeting for January 2020.
Free-flow tolling will soon be tested on Moroccan highways. The Moroccan Motorway Company (ADM) has announced that preparations are underway to launch the first phase.
The tramway in Casablanca is a success. Thus, 200,000 people have used this new means of transport daily since the start of the school year last September.
During the week of October 28 to November 3, 17 people were killed and 1,956 others were injured, including 93 seriously, in 1,451 traffic accidents that occurred in urban areas, according to the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).