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Morocco’s $2bn Port Investment Programme: How Rabat Is Rewiring Regional Trade Morocco’s leading port operator has approved a $2bn investment programme that will modernise key terminals, expand capacity and accelerate digitalisation across its national port network. The plan underlines how ports are becoming central to Morocco’s industrial strategy, from automotive and agrifood exports to energy transition and regional logistics. Project Overview Location: Ports across Morocc

China Construction Steel Structure, a subsidiary of China State Construction Engineering Corporation, has clinched two flagship steel packages in Morocco worth a combined $2.6 billion. The wins covering 28,000 tonnes of fabricated steel for a new expressway viaduct and the Kenitra-to-Marrakech high-speed rail extension, underline Morocco’s accelerated infrastructure development drive ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup and open significant construction opportunities for speciali

In a groundbreaking development poised to revolutionize connectivity between Europe and Africa, UK-based Vodafone and Spain's Ineco have gained critical contracts for the ambitious Spain-Morocco undersea tunnel project. The initiative has captured global attention not just for its unprecedented engineering ambition but also for its potential economic and social impact. This blog post will explore the roles of the awarded firms, the project's significance, and its technical sc

Morocco is undergoing a significant transformation in its aviation infrastructure with the launch of a $22 million airport upgrade program. Spearheaded by the National Airports Office (ONDA) and the Moroccan Government, this initiative focuses on enhancing regional airports across the country. The upgrades not only aim to improve operational capacity and safety but also to elevate the overall passenger experience. Strategic Regional Focus: Key Airports to Upgrade The upgrade

Morocco and the United Kingdom have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to support infrastructure development in host cities for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The agreement, signed in Salé on 2 June, marks an expanded collaboration that covers stadium projects, transport upgrades and event logistics. Strategic Scope and Partners The UK will share its technical expertise and business networks to support Morocco’s World Cup preparations, including stadium design, transport sy

Morocco is poised to undertake one of its most ambitious infrastructure projects: a new international airport estimated at $1.5 billion. The project has garnered significant attention, with 28 firms expressing interest in its development. Project Overview Estimated Cost:  $1.5 billion Location:  Proposed near Casablanca Purpose:  To accommodate increasing air traffic and bolster Morocco's position as a regional hub Current Status:  Expressions of interest received from 28 int