Essaouira will indeed appear on Morocco’s high-speed rail map. A decree published in the Official Bulletin confirms the construction of a TGV line between Chichaoua and the coastal city and paves the way for expropriations.
The high-speed train between Marrakech and Agadir has reached a decisive milestone. The government has just declared its construction to be in the public interest, thereby paving the way for the acquisition and expropriation of land located along its route.
Morocco now has 1,140 radars on its roads. Yet accidents remain dramatic: 4,577 people were killed in 2025, with high exposure among pedestrians, motorcyclists and three-wheeler users.
A parliament member alerts on the high cost of maritime crossings to Morocco , particularly during the Marhaba operation. She calls on the government to act on prices and service quality.
Morocco is preparing for a new surge in MRE arrivals this summer. After nearly 3 million passengers and 700,000 cars last year , authorities expect growth of 7 to 10%.
Moroccan driving schools are not covered by the new fuel aid program for transport professionals. The Transport Ministry emphasizes that their rates are regulated and any price increase would be illegal.
Morocco wants to revive a strong and competitive national maritime fleet . The country depends 95% on maritime transport for its trade, but its flag has significantly declined since the 1970s.
The government is tackling the chaos caused by electric scooters in public spaces. A new regulatory framework establishing strict technical criteria is about to come into force to limit dangerous behavior and ensure road safety.
The self-drive car rental sector is undergoing a major overhaul. Facing spectacular growth in the number of vehicles, the Moroccan government is imposing new strict criteria to clean up the profession and protect customers.
Morocco is deploying a massive air operation for the summer season dedicated to Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) with a 55% increase in flights. Despite this abundance, the surge in transport fares continues to frustrate parliamentarians and the diaspora.
The government is actively structuring the naval sector to build a highly competitive national fleet. Between the opening of a specialized university, tax incentives and a future Atlantic control center, the state strategy is unfolding.
Air traffic is booming in Morocco. To support this momentum, ONDA is rolling out a vast action plan through 2028 . On the agenda: a historic new terminal in Casablanca and a profound transformation of your regional airports.