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Spain funds continental link project with Morocco
The Spanish government has announced that it has allocated approximately 160,000 euros for a new geological study of the rocks currently extracted from the Strait of Gibraltar seabed, as part of the project to build a tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco. The purpose of the study is to analyze the mineralogical and geochemical properties of the rocks and assess geological risks that could impact the project's implementation, which has faced delays and challenges since its inception in 1979. The University of Salamanca will carry out analyses on about 125 samples, while the estimated cost of the Spanish portion of the project exceeds 8.5 billion euros. Sources expect the studies to take six months, followed by two months for reviewing the results.
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