Morocco to invest in airport infrastructure
Morocco’s government and the Moroccan Airports Authority (ONDA) have signed an MoU for the 2025-2030 period, involving a total investment of MAD38bn (£3.31bn).
Under this strategic agreement, the airport capacity in Marrakech, Agadir, Tangier, and Fez will be expanded, and a new hub terminal and runway will be built at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca, at a cost of MAD25bn (£2.06bn). MAD13bn (£1.07bn) will also be allocated to maintenance, modernisation, and land acquisition.
The agreement is intended to lay the foundation for a modern, resilient and sustainable airport model, in keeping with the “Airport 2030” strategy, designed to support Morocco’s flag carrier, Royal Air Maroc, handle air traffic growth and strengthen airport infrastructure, as a key lever to develop several sectors, particularly tourism, in view of the Kingdom's hosting of the FIFA World Cup and Morocco's post-2030 outlook.
The agreement was signed by the Minister of Tourism, Handicraft, and Social and Solidarity Economy, the Minister of Transport and Logistics, the Minister Delegate in charge of the Budget, as well as the director general of the National Agency for Strategic Management of State Participation and the director general of ONDA.
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