The Morocco Airports welcomed almost 32 million passengers in 2024, the Minister of Transport and Logistics, ABDESSAMAD Kayouh, said in response to an oral question in the House of Representatives.
By 2030, these platforms should receive around 60 million passengers and 90 million by 2035, said Kayouh. “The internal air traffic essentially aims to link the 12 regions of the kingdom and to promote transport between airports and cities.”He said and found that a support system was set up to offer the passengers preferred rates.
According to the partnership agreement between the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Economics and Finance, the affected regional councils and Royal Air Maroc (RAM), the signing of six agreements affected regions of Dakhla-Oreid Eddahab, Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra, Guelmim -OUed NOUN, Drâa -Afillalet, the oriental and tanger-tetouan-Ale Hoceïma, recalled the minister.
This is the start of the lines, the Casablanca with Dakhla (14 weekly flights), Casablanca-Laâyoune (14), Rabat-Laâune (2), Agadir-Laâyoune-Dakhla (4), Casablanca-Guelmim-Tan (5), Connect, connect. Casablanca-Guelmim, (2) and Casablanca-irachidia (7).
The agreements also include the lines that Rabat with Errachidia (2), Casablanca-Oarzazate (4), Casablanca-Oarzate-Zagora (3), Casablanca-Oujda (14), Casablanca-Nador (4), Casablanca-Touan-Al Hoceïma, Connect (2) and Tanger-Al Hoceïma (2). With this agreement, the ministry takes over the third party of the support amount granted for these plans, which corresponds to 60 million dh, Mr. Kayouh, which points out that these agreements made it possible for the RAM to transport around 2.284,000 passengers.
