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With an investment of 1.38 billion dirhams, construction of Morocco’s longest bridge in Laayoune is progressing steadily. Project teams are also taking measures to protect the ecosystem of the Sakia El Hamra River, whose wetlands are classified as being of national importance.

Government says imports and domestic supplies remain normal despite Middle East tensions; transport aid retained as higher diesel costs work through the economy.

Morocco is showcasing its major railway projects and plans to develop a domestic rail industry at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin, as the country prepares to invest more than $10 billion in its rail network by 2030.

Passengers remain stuck with makeshift boarding points as taxi operators seek answers over why the facility has yet to open, nearly a year after it was built.

Nicknamed the “Road of Death”, the road linking Bir Jdid and El Oulja in El Jadida Province has become a growing safety concern for those who use it every day. Along Provincial Road 3471, potholes, cracked pavement and years of neglect have turned routine journeys into dangerous trips, prompting growing concern among motorists, taxi drivers and local residents. Report.

Morocco’s Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) has published a comprehensive guide bringing together all tax exemptions and special tax regimes applicable to transport activities in 2026. Beyond simplifying administrative procedures, the initiative comes as Morocco seeks to strengthen the competitiveness of its logistics sector, accelerate fleet renewal, and support the investments needed to advance the Kingdom’s industrial and commercial ambitions.