Two prefectures had refused to issue him a residence permit, ordered his expulsion, banned him from returning to France and placed him under house arrest. The Moroccan father of two French children has just had all these decisions overturned.
The price of diesel continues to rise in Morocco. Since July 16, four successive increases have added around 2.40 dirhams per litre, with the fuel now selling for about 15 dirhams at service stations.
Moroccan road hauliers are calling for a revision of the speed limits imposed on 40-tonne heavy trucks. They consider the current rules outdated in light of advances in truck technology and are asking Morocco to move closer to the standards applied in Europe.
The ONCF has launched a new 180-million-dirham construction project around Casablanca’s Mohammed-V Airport. Railway bridges, road widening and hydraulic structures are to be completed in just seven months.
A network had vehicles previously stolen in Morocco registered in Spain. Madrid’s municipal police discovered seven fraudulently registered cars, recovered another stolen vehicle and made two arrests.
The Nador West Med port is due to enter service in the fourth quarter of 2026. But the 104-kilometre motorway intended to connect it directly to the national network will not be fully completed until 2029, more than two years after the port complex opens.
The future Gotion High-Tech battery plant in Kénitra will be directly connected to the railway network. Morocco has just allocated nearly 24 hectares of land for the construction of this new infrastructure.
Transport operators in Souss-Massa are denouncing a paradoxical situation: while the state is helping them absorb part of the cost of fuel, tax audits would now be imposing adjustments on them that, according to their union, could push some companies into bankruptcy.
Road access to the future Hassan II grand stadium in Benslimane will be significantly upgraded. Among the planned works is the construction of three lanes in each direction on RP3308, between the Mohammedia-Est interchange and RN1.
The sophisticated system devised by NARSA to catch cheaters during the driving test will have to wait. The contract, estimated at more than 5 million dirhams, has just been declared unsuccessful.
The express route Tiznit-Dakhla, named after Donald Trump, is already drawing fierce criticism in Spain. A Spanish media outlet sees it as a diplomatic operation designed to consolidate American support for Morocco on the Sahara .
Coaches can no longer pick up or drop off passengers anywhere other than at the Al Azzouzia bus station. The new rule applies to all routes departing from Marrakech, arriving there or simply passing through the city.