The Council of the Al Boughaz Intercommunal Cooperation Establishment has announced the launch of a call for tenders for the acquisition of 476 new buses, to modernize the urban transport network of Tangier and its surroundings. The budget allocated to this operation amounts to 1.12 billion dirhams.
The recent snowfall that hit the Draa-Tafilalet region has highlighted the difficulties of access to certain areas, reviving the debate on the state of road infrastructure, particularly the "Ghar Zaabal" tunnel.
Heavy snowfall has paralyzed several national, regional and provincial roads in the Middle Atlas regions, with motorists finding themselves blocked for several hours.
The era of all-digital is gaining ground, and the aviation sector is no exception. While some airlines, like Ryanair, have already taken the step of eliminating paper boarding passes, the question arises for other countries, including Morocco.
The Court of First Instance in Rabat will start next Wednesday the examination of the case of the criminal network that targeted InDrive drivers in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region.
Rescue operations for the Moroccan Royal Navy patrol boat that ran aground in the waters of Melilla have failed.
Social media posts have recently caused unrest by claiming that a plane from the Nigerian airline Air Peace crashed in the Moroccan Sahara. These widely shared messages mentioned a heavy human toll and the disappearance of a public figure.
The Ministry of the Interior has announced the launch of a vast modernization plan for the urban transport sector in the country’s local authorities. Endowed with an envelope of 11 billion dirhams, this program promises to deeply transform bus networks and their associated infrastructure. The objective is to significantly improve citizen mobility by offering them a quality service.
Moroccan taxi drivers are sounding the alarm. They are calling for a revision of the rates, which they consider unsuitable for the surge in fuel prices and the suspension, last May, of the exceptional aid granted to the road transport sector.
On the sidelines of the second National Conference on Advanced Regionalization, held in Tangier, small and large taxi drivers presented their demands for a reorganization of their sector.
In Marrakech, the public transport sector is plunged into chaos due to the behavior of taxi drivers, which tarnishes the image of the red city as a global tourist destination.
Morocco is embarking on an ambitious project: the construction of a new airport in Casablanca, with a capacity of 20 million passengers per year. This airport will be located opposite the existing Mohammed V airport, which will be kept.