A consortium led by the Chinese group Shandong Gaosu Luqiao International has won the tender for the construction of two viaducts on the future continental highway connecting Rabat and Casablanca.
Time is running out as the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN Morocco 2025) approaches. Four major highway projects must be completed by the summer of 2025.
The Fez-Marrakech highway project via Béni Mellal and Khénifra is about to become a reality, connecting two regions and generating considerable economic impacts.
The Moroccan Ministry of Equipment and Water is implementing a number of measures to strengthen safety standards and improve the user experience on Moroccan highways, in a context marked by an increase in the number of road accidents in recent years.
MP Omar El Baz of the Haraki group in the House of Representatives denounced the territorial disparities in Morocco’s motorway network. He also criticized the announced increase in toll rates to restore the National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) in great difficulty.
The Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, announced to the House of Representatives that Morocco is accelerating the pace for the completion of the technical studies of the highways and expressways planned as part of the organization of the 2030 World Cup.
In Morocco, toll rates will soon be revised. This is one of the solutions that Nizar Baraka, Minister of Equipment and Water, is considering to control the indebtedness of the National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM).
The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) is preparing to relaunch the tender for the construction of the Rabat-Casablanca continental highway , recently canceled due to the non-consideration of national preference.
Recently canceled for non-compliance with national preference, the call for tenders for the realization of the Rabat-Casablanca continental highway will be relaunched within the next week. National companies will now be favored.
The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) calls on motorists to be cautious and anticipate the upcoming school holidays. The Moroccan motorway network is indeed preparing to welcome a significant flow of travelers.
The project to transform the coastal road connecting Nador to Al Hoceima into a highway is indeed in the works. This is what the regional director of Equipment and Water announced during the recent session of the provincial council of Al Hoceima.
Morocco’s motorway network is poorly maintained and does not provide road users with safety guarantees. This is revealed, among other things, in a recent report on the management of the Société Nationale des Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM).