The project of a tunnel between Morocco and Spain under the Strait of Gibraltar is progressing. The Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communication through the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA) has officially signed the contract with TEKPAM Ingeniería, the company selected to provide the four seismometers to be used for the seabed study of the strait.
The Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communications across the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA) signed on November 6 with the Madrid-based company TEKPAM Ingenieria the contract for the rental with an option to purchase of four seismometers for the seabed, as part of the project to build a tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco.
The Spanish government has launched a tender for the rental with an option to purchase four seismometers in order to study the seabed of the Strait of Gibraltar as part of the tunnel project with Morocco.
The Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communication through the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA) has recently launched a call for tenders for the rental with option to purchase of four seismometers in order to study the seabed of the strait as part of the project to build a tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco.
Connecting Spain and Morocco by road, a dream that remains to be realized. Indeed, the distance between the two countries at their closest point is only 14.4 kilometers, an apparently manageable distance for engineers. But this project has never seen the light of day, and this for several reasons.
The Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communications across the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA) is preparing to launch a seismotectonic research campaign to accelerate studies as part of the project to build a tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco under the Strait of Gibraltar.
The Spanish government has increased the subsidies allocated to the Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communications across the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA), in charge of the studies of the tunnel with Morocco, in order to avoid its closure.
Morocco and Spain reactivated the 40-year-old project of the tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar in February 2023. The realization of this mega project should cost 6 billion euros.
Morocco and Spain are working on the construction of the tunnel under the Strait before the 2030 World Cup, which they are jointly organizing with Portugal.
The project to connect Morocco and Spain by tunnel in the Strait of Gibraltar is progressing. The two countries are stepping up the pace to complete the infrastructure before the 2030 World Cup, which they are co-hosting with Portugal.
The Spanish government has tasked the public engineering company Ineco with preparing a preliminary project for the tunnel to connect Spain and Morocco under the Strait . This document is expected by 2026, the likely year for the start of construction of the railway tunnel.
Morocco and Spain are working to give substance to the project of a tunnel under the strait that will connect the two countries and by extension Africa and Europe, before the 2030 World Cup they are co-hosting with Portugal.