Authorities are deploying a formidable digital arsenal to track illicit financial flows. By cross-referencing banking, property, and automotive data, investigators are tightening the noose around a vast network of alleged fraudsters.
Justice has ruled. The administrative court of appeal in Fès has ordered the Ministry of Equipment to pay 80,000 dirhams to a motorist whose vehicle was damaged after falling into a poorly marked crevasse.
Spain is facing a critical shortage of 30,000 truck drivers . To stem this crisis, authorities are facilitating the arrival of foreign drivers, particularly Moroccans. A move heavily criticized by local professionals who point to a lack of preparation.
Morocco and Spain are officially relaunching their mega-project for an underwater tunnel. Driven by the organization of the 2030 World Cup, this historic 42-kilometer railway infrastructure aims to directly connect Africa to Europe beneath the Strait of Gibraltar.
Hundreds of driving license candidates are stuck. The cause: malfunctions in the computer system managing driving school files , causing user anger and significant financial losses.
The Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, has warned about the rapid deterioration of rural roads . Faced with the inaction of local authorities, his ministry is attempting to save these expensive infrastructures left abandoned.
Suffocated during every vacation period, the connection between Marrakech and Ourika accumulates failures. Between endless traffic jams and regular accidents, this road axis illustrates the planning gaps in the face of the region’s tourism growth.
Morocco’s National Highway Company is preparing the deployment of renewable energies across its entire network. A comprehensive strategic study has been launched to decarbonize its infrastructure, in line with the country’s climate objectives.
A spectacular escape ended with the arrest of four individuals on Wednesday, April 15. The Civil Guard put an end to a lengthy chase after a heavy truck became definitively stuck on a winding road.
Morocco is considering using artificial intelligence to grade the practical driving test. This automated system aims to guarantee greater transparency, but professionals are concerned about the lack of adequate infrastructure to support this technology.
To ensure transparency and fight fraud, NARSA is integrating artificial intelligence and video surveillance into driver’s license exams. This technological shift aims to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates.
The Ministry of Equipment and Water is launching a strategic study to create a 250-kilometer highway between Al Hoceima and Tétouan . This large-scale project aims to transform mobility and the economy in northern Morocco.