The Kénitra–Fès railway line was abruptly paralyzed yesterday, Friday, January 23. Flooding on the tracks forced the National Railway Office (ONCF) to temporarily suspend traffic. This sudden rise in water has transformed the daily journey of many Moroccans into an endless wait in the stations of the region.
The Ourika tunnel project is raising great hopes for the opening up of southeastern Morocco. Several residents and professionals are awaiting answers on the delays in this strategic project. On site, Deputy Hussein Ouallal has questioned the government to clarify the status of the technical and financial studies.
The maritime links between the port of Tarifa and the city of Tanger have been suspended this Wednesday, January 21 from 10:00 am, due to the unfavorable weather conditions caused by the passage of the storm "Harry" in the Strait of Gibraltar.
The increase in urban and suburban public transport fares in Greater Agadir, implemented by the delegated company Alsa since last Monday, is causing a wave of protest among regular users. This increase, which came after the commissioning of a new fleet of smart buses and the end of the African Cup of Nations competitions, particularly impacts the budget of students and workers who depend on the network for their daily commutes.
The planned railway tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar to connect Europe to Africa is experiencing significant delays and will not be operational before the period between 2035 and 2040. This new deadline, confirmed by a recent technical report, excludes any possibility of using the infrastructure during the 2030 World Cup co-hosted by Morocco and Spain.
The Marrakech police prefecture proceeded, on Saturday, January 17, to the arrest of a 36-year-old VTC driver operating for the InDrive application . The man is suspected of transporting passengers without authorization, refusing to comply, and deliberately endangering the lives of others during a traffic stop.
A decade after the commissioning of Al Boraq , the Kingdom is taking a pivotal step in restructuring its transportation. This new momentum is no longer limited to the simple operation of a prestigious line, but outlines a comprehensive strategy aimed at profoundly transforming the movement of people and goods across the country.
The modernization of the Rabat-Salé international airport marks a decisive step in the development of the capital’s infrastructure. This large-scale project, a cornerstone of the "Rabat, City of Light" program, will quadruple the annual reception capacity of the platform, from 1.5 million to 4 million passengers.
The mobility platform inDrive is accelerating its transformation into a "super-app" model by officially deploying its advertising services on the Moroccan market. This initiative aims to diversify the company’s revenues beyond passenger transport by relying on a captive and engaged audience during trips.
The persistent tension between Moroccan road hauliers and French consular services has prompted a reaction from the French embassy. Accused of the multiplication of visa refusals , the diplomatic representation defends a strict application of the community code, while ensuring that it wants to preserve the logistical fluidity between the two countries.
The National Airports Office (ONDA) is strengthening the connectivity of Rabat-Salé airport. In a press release, the office announces the increase in the frequency of bus shuttles and the deployment of a digital solution for taxis. These measures, part of the "Airports 2030" strategy, aim to streamline passenger transport in the run-up to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
Ryanair is doubling down. The Irish airline plans to increase its financial commitments in Morocco to over $3 billion by the end of the decade. A strategic ramp-up aimed at reaching 20 million passengers per year in anticipation of the 2030 World Cup.