The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) is maintaining its ambitions for 2025, despite the many challenges (growth, debt and modernization) it is facing. The institution will continue the major infrastructure projects underway, in preparation for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 World Cup.
The Tiznit-Dakhla expressway will soon be delivered. The work on the last section connecting the Maadour roundabout in the province of Tiznit to the city of Guelmim, passing through the province of Sidi Ifni, has been completed on Friday.
The national motorway company of Morocco (ADM) is facing major challenges in the financial, human and infrastructure areas. This is revealed by a report from the Infrastructure Commission of the lower house, which made recommendations to improve the management and safety of the national motorway network.
The Société Nationale des Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) is counting on a significant increase in its turnover next year. According to forecasts, it should reach 4.4 billion dirhams, driven by an estimated 5.5% increase in traffic.
The Casablanca-Settat region is currently undergoing major transformations. In 2024, efforts have continued to make it a major player in national development.
A new highway is planned in southern Morocco. It has just been unveiled by the Minister of Equipment, Nizar Baraka.
Morocco is about to live a decade under the sign of the round ball. After hosting the Africa Cup of Nations in 2025, the Kingdom will host, in collaboration with Spain and Portugal, the 2030 World Cup. A double deadline that raises considerable challenges, but which above all offers Morocco an unprecedented opportunity to shine on the international stage and boost its economy.
The highway connecting Tit Mellil to Mohammedia was the scene of a terrible tragedy yesterday, Friday.
Morocco is accelerating the development of its motorway network, already the second largest in Africa with 1,800 kilometers, in view of the 2030 Football World Cup that it will co-host with Spain and Portugal. The ambitious goal of the kingdom is to reach 3,000 km of highways, requiring the construction of more than 1,000 km of new roads.
A Moroccan driver has won a legal battle against the National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) following a rather unusual accident. While driving on the highway, he collided with a stray donkey, causing material damage to his vehicle.
The highway between Agadir and Tangier has become a real nightmare for international truck drivers. Victims of repeated attacks, some no longer hesitate to speak of a "lawless zone". Several of them, exasperated, are now considering filing a complaint against the National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM), which they consider responsible for their safety.
The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) is embarking on a major construction project around Casablanca. Objective: to ease traffic around the metropolis.