The highway between Tangier and Tétouan is nearing the end of its studies, but not yet the construction site. Nizar Baraka says the technical work is nearing completion. Yet the project still does not appear among the new highways officially scheduled by the state and ADM.
The Fès–Oujda highway requires continuous maintenance work . According to Nizar Baraka, this route crosses geologically unstable zones, with clay soils that require regular monitoring to preserve driver safety.
The Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, announced on Monday the launch of a study for a highway connecting Tétouan to Al Hoceïma . The long-awaited Tétouan-Chefchaouen axis project is meanwhile entering its final phase.
The Minister of Equipment provided an update on the future Ourika tunnel . This 10-kilometer project, intended to connect Marrakech to Ouarzazate, is facing technical obstacles. The cost is expected to be particularly high.
The Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, has warned about the rapid deterioration of rural roads . Faced with the inaction of local authorities, his ministry is attempting to save these expensive infrastructures left abandoned.
Questioned in the Chamber of Representatives, Equipment Minister Nizar Baraka justified the absence of a dual carriageway between Laâyoune and Dakhla. An explanation contested by the opposition, which demands the completion of the initial project.
Tanger Med port generates strong economic activity, but causes daily traffic jams. Residents denounce the lack of adequate road infrastructure, a situation particularly concerning as the summer Marhaba operation dedicated to MREs approaches.
The Minister of Equipment, Nizar Baraka, announced the imminent launch of work on the continental highway connecting Rabat to Casablanca. This 59-kilometer project aims to streamline traffic and relieve the current axis, which is now saturated by intense traffic.
The Minister of Equipment, Nizar Baraka, has unveiled a large-scale environmental strategy for Moroccan highways. Between renewable energy, massive recycling and reforestation, the Kingdom is betting on sustainable infrastructure to reduce the carbon footprint of the road sector.
Members of parliament have addressed a series of written questions to the Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, on "the worrying state of bridges, viaducts and other engineering structures throughout the Kingdom"
Nizar Baraka, the Minister of Equipment and Water, stated on Monday at the House of Representatives that approximately 300 kilometers of expressways are currently under construction in Morocco and that nearly 900 additional kilometers are planned as part of various projects.
The Moroccan road network currently includes 1,800 km of highways and 2,177 km of expressways, and several projects aim to further expand these infrastructures.