
Fuel Prices Surge 5.2% in Morocco Despite Stable Consumer Price Index
Fuel prices rose by 5.2%, despite the stability of the consumer price index observed between February and March 2019.

Fuel prices rose by 5.2%, despite the stability of the consumer price index observed between February and March 2019.

A new logistics hub of the global leader DHL will soon see the light of day at the Tanger-Med port. It will be specially dedicated to the Africa-Europe activity of the group.

The National Railway Office (ONCF) continues to diversify its offers with the launch of "Yalla" attached to the Trains Al Atlas, allowing customers to travel between several major cities of the kingdom from 49 dirhams.

The technical and financial feasibility study of the railway line connecting Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia has been carried out and presented by the Arab Maghreb Union. This line will require $4 billion.

Casablancans will have to be patient and continue to use the very dilapidated buses of the M’Dina bus company, whose concession is also ending at the end of this year.

The city of Casablanca plans in the coming weeks to acquire several hundred new buses to strengthen public transport, considered a real plague for many Casablancans.

Faced with the success of the new "Al-Atlas" offer on the line between Casablanca and Marrakech, the ONCF has just announced the implementation of the same offer on the Tangier, Fez and Oujda lines.

After tackling the large taxis, with real success, the government has just launched a new operation for the renewal of the road freight vehicle fleet.

The Arab Maghreb Union (AMU), through its General Secretariat, has probably just relaunched the project of a trans-Maghreb railway line, by launching a call for applications to recruit personnel in charge of the study of the Rehabilitation and Modernization of the latter.