The ONCF has launched a new 180-million-dirham construction project around Casablanca’s Mohammed-V Airport. Railway bridges, road widening and hydraulic structures are to be completed in just seven months.
Morocco has a record number of Blue Flag certified sites for summer 2026. Thirty-three beaches have received this international distinction, which rewards the quality of bathing waters, hygiene, safety and sustainable management of spaces frequented by summer visitors.
The Royal Gendarmerie dismantled a Chinese criminal organization specialized in luxury villa burglaries in Bouskoura and Ville Verte. The arrest of four suspects ends the nightmare for property owners.
As legislative elections approach, local elected officials and real estate developers in the suburbs of Casablanca fear extensive tax audits. These actors are concerned about verifications of old land transactions that were undervalued in these rapidly expanding areas.
The government has confirmed that the construction sites of the TGV Kénitra-Marrakech and regional trains have surpassed the 30% completion mark. Official delivery is scheduled for December 2029.
The Moroccan aerospace sector is taking a new step with record exports reaching 29 billion dirhams in 2025. Driven by strategic investments, the industry now aims to manufacture its own complete aircraft by 2030.
The authorities in the Casablanca-Settat region are mobilizing against the proliferation of illegal waste dumps . This spread, fueled by the real estate sector, now threatens strategic infrastructure in several outlying provinces such as Berrechid and Nouaceur.
The French Safran Group is strengthening its presence in Morocco . An agreement was signed on Friday to build a factory for landing gear destined for Airbus A320 aircraft. This 280 million euro investment will create 500 jobs near Casablanca.
The vast provincial campaign against anarchic constructions and urban planning violations led by the authorities of the province of Nouaceur for weeks continues. Since Wednesday, one of the most luxurious buildings located on the territory of the commune of Bouskoura is in the process of being demolished due to a blatant violation of urban planning and land use laws.
Faced with attempts by several municipalities to approve suspicious transfers of municipal land in favor of individuals close to elected officials or retired civil servants, the Ministry of the Interior has dispatched central investigation commissions to examine controversial transfer operations that could undermine the integrity of the land assets of local authorities.
Exchange Office inspectors are investigating elected officials and real estate developers suspected of illegal transfer of funds abroad.
The authorities of the Nouaceur province have decided to demolish the seven establishments illegally installed on Dar Bouazza beach, which continue to operate despite the formal notices they have received for over a year.