Morocco to review its National Ports Strategy
Tangier, Morocco (PortSEurope) September 11, 2018 – In 2010, Morocco launched its National Ports Strategy (SNP), a strategy designed to run until 2030. After eight years of implementation, the Directorate of Ports and Public Maritime Domain within the Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water has launched a study to measure progress. The SNP is divided into six port regions: Eastern (Nador West Med port), North West (Tangier and Tangier ports), the Kenitra-Casablanca area (Casablanca, Mohammedia…
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