This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Wednesday January 15, 2025 saw the signing of a new contract between the National Railway Office and the Ministry of Transport, which constitutes an important step towards strengthening rail transport infrastructure in Morocco.
This contract aims to support ambitious strategic projects aimed at improving the quality of services and strengthening the role of the rail sector in economic and social development.
Transport Minister Abdallah Al-Damis stressed that this agreement reflects Morocco’s commitment to developing the transport sector as an essential element of sustainable development plans.
He explained that future projects aim to improve connectivity between major cities and expand the high-speed train network, with a focus on reducing environmental impacts and improving economic efficiency.
The National Railway Office achieved exceptional financial performance in 2024, with a significant increase in freight and passenger transport.
This growth is expected to continue until 2025 thanks to the expansion of services and improved infrastructure. The strong financial performance also reflects the success of the strategies used to address global economic challenges.
The new contract aims to strengthen cooperation with international partners, such as France, to implement innovative projects that strengthen Morocco’s position in the global transport sector.
Future plans include the development of stations, expansion of the railway network and improvement of logistics services, strengthening Morocco’s role as a strategic transport hub in the region.
This achievement reflects the wise royal vision of King Mohammed VI, keen to support development and infrastructure projects.
This contract constitutes a new step towards achieving Morocco’s objectives aimed at strengthening its regional and international position, with an emphasis on sustainability and sustainable economic growth.
