Kenitra High-Speed Line-Marrakech .. a qualitative boom in the Moroccan rail transport system
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
In a decision that reflects Morocco’s ambition towards leadership in the railway sector, King Mohammed VI launched, today, the work of the completion of the high speed line (LGV) connecting Kenitra and Marrakech, which will extend along 430 km.
This ambitious project, the total cost of which reaches 53 billion dirhams without calculating moving equipment, is part of a clear royal vision aimed at developing transport infrastructure and improving environmental sustainability thanks to low carbon transport solutions.
The new line, which will connect the cities of Quneitra, Rabat, Casablanca and Marrakech, also includes a strategic link with the Plants Rabat and Casablanca, which will significantly allow the travel period: where the trip between Tangier and Marrakech will reduce at two hours and only 40 minutes, and between Rabat and Mohamed V International Airport at 35 minutes.
The project is part of a huge national program, with an investment value of 96 billion dirhams, and includes the acquisition of 168 new trains, including 18 high -speed trains, 40 trains between cities, 60 shuttle trains quickly and 50 trains dedicated to urban transport networks.
The project will also be accompanied by the creation of new and modern stations in Rabat, Casablanca and Marrakech, as well as a train maintenance center in the Red City, which will contribute to the creation of direct and indirect jobs during the next decade.
This project is also characterized by being a crane for the development of a Moroccan industrial system in the railway sector, thanks to the creation of a local manufacturing unit in partnership with prestigious international companies such as “Alstom”, “CAF” and “Hyundai Rotim”, and at a local integration rate of more than 40%.
The Quneitra -quneitra -Marrakech is not only an infrastructure project, but rather a strategic change in the way in which the Morocco has moved and put the kingdom on the path of the future, and again confirms that Morocco, led by His Majesty, the King, regularly evolves towards a balanced and lasting development.
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