The National Railway Office (ONCF) does not intend to suspend the transport of goods during the confinement period. It intends to remain in harmony with the instructions of the authorities who have decided to continue the circulation of goods and products necessary for the daily life of Moroccans.
The project of a TGV line between Marrakech-Agadir is progressing slowly, after the speech of King Mohammed VI , delivered on November 6 last. This is at least what a technical sheet from the National Railway Office (ONCF) indicates.
Things are taking shape for the construction of a TGV station in Agadir . Proof of this, the expropriation procedure for the land to host the infrastructure has been initiated.
The Moroccan government wants to invest nearly 4.2 billion dirhams as part of the launch of its suburban rail network.
Since its commissioning in May 2011, the Rabat-Salé Tramway has transported more than 273 million passengers. According to data published by the company, the network records an average of 110,000 journeys per day (working days), and a weekend attendance, which averages 70,000 journeys per day.
The new tramway lines in the city of Casablanca will soon be a reality. Casa Transports has just given the green light for the construction work of these lines, the commissioning of which will solve a real problem of traffic fluidity.
The Casablanca-Settat region will sign, on Thursday, January 23, a loan agreement of 100 million dollars with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a subsidiary of the World Bank, to finance the construction of lines 3 and 4 of the Casablanca tramway.
Morocco intends to connect its Al Boraq TGV to the Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca. This is one of the flagship projects on the 2020 agenda of the Ministry of Equipment and Transport.
[Morocco] intends to launch major highway, rail and port infrastructure projects in 2020, in order to improve the attractiveness of the country and its various regions to foreign investment.
The National Railway Office (ONCF) received its first locomotive on Friday, December 27. This reception is part of the program to acquire 30 "new generation" electric locomotives.
The National Railway Office (ONCF) is launching special end-of-year offers to reward the loyalty of its customers. They will be able to benefit, during this holiday season, from certain price reductions.
Two and a half million passengers have used the Moroccan high-speed train, Al Boraq, since it was put into service a year ago, according to the report by Rabie Khlie, Director General of the National Railway Office (ONCF).