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 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.
The information that the construction work on the tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar, which will connect the two countries, but also Africa and Europe, before the 2030 World Cup that Morocco and Spain are co-organizing with Portugal, will start next year to be completed in five years is false.
Morocco and Spain are combining their efforts to carry out the project of a tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar that will connect the two countries, as well as Africa and Europe, before the 2030 World Cup that they will co-host with Portugal.
Spanish Transport Minister Óscar Puente, during a visit to Morocco in March, renewed Spain’s interest in the Gibraltar Strait tunnel , a "strategic" project that will be on the agenda of the next High-Level Meeting between Morocco and Spain.
The project of a tunnel between Morocco and Spain under the Strait of Gibraltar could start in the coming months. The ongoing studies reveal that the project will be carried out and operated in two phases.
Morocco and Spain are working on the realization of the Gibraltar Strait tunnel project that will connect the two countries, but also Africa and Europe, before the 2030 World Cup they are co-hosting with Portugal.
A key meeting is scheduled between Morocco and Spain to give new impetus to the project to build a submarine tunnel between the two countries .
Studies on the project to build a railway tunnel connecting Morocco to Spain under the Strait of Gibraltar are progressing normally, according to the National Company for Strait Studies (SNED).
The tunnel that is to connect Morocco to Spain via the Strait of Gibraltar was at the center of discussions between the Moroccan Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, who met in Madrid with his Spanish counterpart for Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, Raquel Sanchez Jimenez.