Faced with the rise of mobile applications, the government is preparing a major overhaul of its taxi sector . The objective is clear: regulate the use of platforms to ease tensions and improve urban transport.
Morocco’s taxi sector is at the heart of a heated parliamentary debate. Faced with driver precarity and the approach of the 2030 World Cup , the urgent need for deep reform is essential to modernize this transport system.
With massive investments and attractive prices, Morocco is displaying new tourism ambitions. The kingdom has even surpassed the Canary Islands in the number of visitors, pushing the Spanish archipelago to defend its leadership.
The commercial court of Casablanca ordered ONCF to pay 5,000 dirhams to a trainee lawyer. He missed a crucial professional appointment due to a ninety-minute train delay.
Facing a historical shortage of professional drivers , Spain is multiplying initiatives to recruit foreign workers. In this context, Moroccan truck drivers benefit from simplified administrative procedures to help fill this critical gap.
The city of Tangier will benefit from a high-level bus service project (BHNS or Bus Rapid Transit - BRT) spanning 20 kilometers. This project is part of a national program supported by the World Bank to modernize urban transportation.
The Kingdom is partnering with the World Bank to revolutionize mobility in its major urban areas . This major government program aims to improve public transportation infrastructure in the face of rapid urbanization.
Taking a taxi in Marrakech is becoming a nightmare for residents. Attracted by foreign financial gains, many drivers are boycotting Moroccan clients, provoking user anger and inevitable tensions at taxi stands.
Facing a critical shortage of professional drivers, the Spanish government is easing the conditions for validating Moroccan driving licenses . This measure aims to address the urgent demand from the transport sector, which is lacking workforce.
In Casablanca, grand taxi prices are increasing due to fuel costs. Users denounce unjustified hikes, while drivers blame the government for mismanaging financial aid.
Tétouan welcomes its new buses, adorned with patterns inspired by traditional zellige . This long-awaited deployment promises to modernize urban transportation in the region, with a fleet eventually totaling more than one hundred vehicles.
Royal Air Maroc is receiving a new Boeing 737 MAX this Sunday. This delivery is part of an accelerated development plan aimed at expanding its network and reaching a record fleet volume by the end of the decade.