Keywords: Tiznit
Morocco is advancing an ambitious infrastructure agenda with the construction of nearly 300 kilometers of expressways already underway and plans for an additional 900 kilometers across key regions. The initiative aims to enhance connectivity, drive economic growth, and position the country as a regional......
Morocco has marked a significant milestone in its infrastructure development with the completion of the final segment of the Tiznit-Dakhla expressway. The newly opened 114-kilometer stretch, connecting Maader near Tiznit to Guelmim via Sidi Ifni, represents the culmination of a decade-long project that......
Intense rainfall and thunderstorms have wreaked havoc across several provinces in southern Morocco, resulting in significant destruction. According to official data, 18 fatalities have been reported across the affected regions. The hardest-hit areas include the provinces of Tata (10 deaths), Errachidia......
Morocco has embarked on an ambitious infrastructure project with the commencement of construction on a $139 million viaduct in Laayoune. This significant undertaking is a pivotal component of the Tiznit-Dakhla expressway project, designed to enhance connectivity and bolster the region's infrastructure. On......
The Moroccan National Office of Railways (ONCF) has announced the launch of a new access control system to enhance safety and order within its rail network. This innovative system aims to regulate platform access, enabling ONCF to better manage passenger influx and avoid congestion and human traffic......
In the remote expanses of Morocco's Oasis Zones and Argan Belt, where challenges have long overshadowed potential, a transformative force has taken root. The National Agency for Oasis Zones and Argan Trees (ANDZOA) is on a mission to alleviate poverty, foster sustainable development, and unlock the......
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