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Electrified double-track route will run from Tangier Ville through Mghogha, Grand Stade and Faculties area, with nearly 6km elevated section leading to Ibn Battouta Airport.

Road widening and utility works have moved into neighborhoods, while a nearly 12km coastal link between Foum El Bouir and Lassarga extends construction along the waterfront.

The MAD1.4 billion tunnel will carry the Kenitra-Marrakech high-speed line towards Rabat Agdal, while a separate bridge across the river will provide a new pedestrian link between the two cities.

The 5-km stretch from Rond-point d’Europe to Boulevard Anoual has received new road surfacing, pavements, drainage, green spaces and public lighting, with only final touches remaining.

Construction of the Oued El Khadr Dam in Azilal province has made significant progress, with the project now 86% complete, putting it nine months ahead of its originally agreed completion schedule.

Construction of the third section of the Grand Agadir north-east bypass has passed the 30% completion mark. This strategic infrastructure, part of Agadir’s Urban Development Program launched by King Mohammed VI in February 2020, will ultimately connect Agadir Al Massira Airport with the Port of Agadir while improving mobility across the metropolitan area.

The Targa Ou Madi Dam, currently under construction in Morocco’s Guercif province, is nearing completion, with approximately 90% of the project finished. Set to become a strategic component of the Kingdom’s national water resources policy, the dam will have a storage capacity of 287 million cubic meters. It is expected to strengthen drinking water supply, expand irrigation, generate hydroelectric power, and improve the region’s resilience to water scarcity.

Morocco’s non-performing bank loans reached a new high at the end of May 2026, totaling MAD 105.97 billion, up 4.9% year-on-year, according to Bank Al-Maghrib. While the banking sector’s overall default rate improved slightly, payment defaults remained elevated across several industries, particularly trade, manufacturing, and construction.