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Marhaba Program Boosts Gibraltar Crossings
This article discusses the "Marhaba" operation, which organizes the crossing of the Moroccan community residing abroad across the Strait of Gibraltar during the summer season. The operation, running from June 10 to September 15, involves the organization of comprehensive reception and logistical procedures, relying on a vast network of ports in Morocco, Spain, and Italy, as well as coordination pillars among the relevant institutions to ensure smooth and safe crossings. As of July 20, 2026, approximately 1.86 million travelers have crossed, supported by intensive efforts in human resources and infrastructure, including the provision of health, social, and medical services, facilitation of procedures, and unified measures to prevent congestion. Additionally, crossing operations on the Spanish side have been reorganized through the adoption of pre-booked tickets and digital technologies to address the increased demand resulting from the decline in air travel, along with measures taken to reduce waiting times and improve travel conditions for passengers.
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