In accordance with what had been announced, some road transport unions are on strike, to protest against the suffocating crisis affecting their sector. Others prefer the path of dialogue.
The French, European citizens and other permanent residents in France will be able to take a special ferry , which will connect Tanger Med to Marseille. The departure is scheduled for Saturday, March 12.
The decision of the Moroccan Association of Transport and Logistics (AMTL) to increase transport prices by 20% has been reported. Carriers are invited to apply the initial prices.
Faced with the increase in fuel prices observed in recent weeks, the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) is urging the government to take measures to mitigate the effects on Moroccan motorists.
The start date for the Agadir cable car is now known. This flagship tourist project of the city, which extends over a linear distance of 1,700 m, accompanies the rehabilitation project of the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella.
Until December, the services of the Ministry of Transport processed some 900 requests for vehicle renewal.
The Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration (ADII) has just extended the validity period of temporary admission of tourist vehicles, motorcycles and pleasure boats imported by non-resident individuals in Morocco.
Transport professionals (TIR) can finally breathe a sigh of relief. The lobbying of Moroccan exporters with the French authorities after their decision to restrict visas for truck drivers in particular seems to have paid off.
The self-drive car rental sector is one of the hardest hit by the health crisis in Morocco. With the recent suspension of flights to and from the kingdom, the already moribund sector is heading for its programmed death.
Moroccan tourism transport professionals will be in the streets again on December 8 in Rabat to, they say, protest against the absence of a concrete roadmap in their sector for several months.
The French and Moroccan authorities have discussed the visa restriction measures imposed by France, which penalize Moroccan drivers in international road transport (TIR). A solution has been found to end the visa crisis.
Before parliament, the Minister of Transport and Logistics, Mohamed Abdeljalil, stated that the issuance of French visas to Moroccan international road transport (TIR) drivers has only fallen by 10% compared to 2020.