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Nador Port Prepares for Expansion
The Nador Port project on the Western Mediterranean has entered a new phase of development with the arrival of the first three massive "Ship-to-Shore" cranes to operate the eastern terminal, which will contribute to handling approximately 3.4 million containers annually. This step marks the beginning of a comprehensive upgrade program aimed at enhancing the port's capabilities, which features a quay length of 1,520 meters and a depth reaching up to 18 meters, to strengthen Morocco's position as a major logistics hub in the Mediterranean by attracting global companies and providing high-efficiency services. The terminal is expected to become operational in the fourth quarter of 2026, with a high capacity and plans to expand equipment to boost the competitiveness of Moroccan ports both nationally and internationally.
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