Keywords: SECEGSA
Doubts linger regarding the feasibility of the proposed tunnel between Spain and Morocco. To gather comprehensive data on the viability and costs of this megaproject, new studies have been commissioned to a German firm. The Spanish public company Ineco recently issued a call for tenders for the "feasibility......
The relationship between Morocco and Spain continues to grow, with expanding collaborations in various sectors. The Spanish government has recently pledged substantial funding to improve key infrastructure, including the enhancement of access to the Port of Algeciras and the feasibility study for an......
Spain has recently announced a tender for seismometers to study the seabed of the Strait of Gibraltar, signaling renewed interest in an ambitious project to connect Europe and Africa through an underwater tunnel. This development marks a significant step forward in a vision that has been in the works......
A groundbreaking underwater train tunnel linking Spain and Morocco could be operational by the time the 2030 FIFA World Cup kicks off. According to researchers from the Spanish Society for Fixed Communications Studies (Secegsa), this ambitious project has been deemed viable, with construction expected......
The evolving collaboration between Morocco and Spain continues to spawn innovative ventures, with the Gibraltar Tunnel project emerging as a strategic focal point for both nations. This ambitious cross-border initiative, as per Spanish media reports, is set to be exclusively rail-based, poised to play......
In a momentous development, plans have surfaced for a high-speed rail connection between Spain and Morocco, poised to revolutionize transportation in the region. Recent studies conducted by the Spanish Society for Fixed Communication Studies across the Strait of Gibraltar (Secegsa) have affirmed the......
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