Morocco's Al Boraq railway, the only high-speed rail service in Africa, is getting a significant extension with the new Kenitra-Marrakech High-Speed Rail Line. Announced by King Mohammed VI, this multi-billion dollar project will decrease travel times between key cities, emphasizing sustainable development and eco-friendly tourism. It connects Tangier to multiple destinations, improving access to Rabat, Casablanca, and Marrakech, while promoting Morocco's strategic vision for competitive mobility. Set to cost MAD 53 billion, the project underscores a commitment to modern infrastructure for improving tourist experiences and reducing carbon footprints.
The Kenitra-Marrakech High-Speed Rail Line will reduce travel times in Morocco significantly, promoting sustainable tourism and enhancing connectivity between major cities and airports.
King Mohammed VI emphasizes that the new high-speed rail extension reflects Morocco's commitment to a strategic vision for sustainable, inclusive, and competitive mobility across the continent.
The project has a substantial budget of MAD 53 billion which will fund the acquisition of 168 trains and maintenance, aiding in Morocco's goal of eco-friendly travel.
The new line will make dual-city breaks more feasible and accessible for tourists, as it connects popular destinations like Fez, Marrakech, and coastal cities.
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