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2030 Workshops and looming economic challenges
The article concerns the timing and details of major infrastructure projects awaiting the next Moroccan government, coinciding with Morocco's preparations to host the 2030 World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal. These projects include the development of stadiums, transportation networks such as railways (with a budget of around 96 billion dirhams until 2030), highways, and major ports like Nador and Dakhla. Additionally, there is a plan to expand the airport sector to increase capacity from 34 million to 80 million passengers annually by 2030. The investments will also target significant sectors such as health, education, and employment, with a focus on improving services and creating job opportunities for youth and women, as the labor market faces major challenges, particularly high unemployment rates among young people and women. The goal of these investments is to boost economic and social growth and achieve strategic objectives related to job creation and improving quality of life before hosting the global sporting event. Emphasis is also placed on the importance of completing these projects during the upcoming government’s term.
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