
South Korea Eyes Morocco's High-Speed Rail Expansion: Agadir Line Attracts Global Interest
South Korea has expressed interest in the project to extend the High-Speed Line (LGV) to Agadir, for which studies are already at an advanced stage.

South Korea has expressed interest in the project to extend the High-Speed Line (LGV) to Agadir, for which studies are already at an advanced stage.

A Chinese steel company has won two major public contracts in Morocco, including the high-speed rail line (LGV) connecting Kénitra to Marrakech.

Significant work on the high-speed rail (LGV) project connecting Kénitra to Marrakech has just been launched in Casablanca. The objective is to expand the rail network in preparation for the arrival of the TGV.

The project to create 4 high-level bus service (BHNS) lines along the Rabat - Salé - Témara axis, for a total length of approximately 48 kilometers, is progressing.

The project to build a tunnel connecting Morocco and Spain under the Strait of Gibraltar is progressing. Ultimately, it should help strengthen the movement of people and goods between Europe and Africa.

The Korean company Hyundai Rotem has expressed interest in Morocco’s 2040 rail expansion plan and intends to contribute.

The railway project between Tanger and Tétouan was the subject of a written question addressed to the Minister of Transport and Logistics, Abdelssamad Kayouh, by the deputy Monssef Toub, member of the Istiqlal group.

The inhabitants of Marrakech are awaiting the realization of the tramway project, which could revolutionize urban transportation and improve mobility in the ochre city, considered an essential tourist destination.

The project to build a tunnel connecting Morocco and Spain under the Strait of Gibraltar is starting to take shape. It should ultimately facilitate the movement of people and goods between Africa and Europe.

The announced increase in the price of the Rabat-Salé tramway ticket is causing a stir. While some professionals in the taxi sector consider this increase "necessary," others fear a shortage of customers.

The National Railway Office (ONCF) has just launched a call for tenders for the technical control of stations and maintenance centers as part of the project to extend the high-speed line (LGV) connecting Kénitra to Marrakech.

The Italian group SITE, specializing in integrated technological infrastructure solutions, has announced that it has concluded a 140 million euro contract with the National Railway Office (ONCF) as part of the high-speed train project connecting Kenitra to Marrakech .