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The article discusses the rapid development of the "Nador West Med" port as a massive maritime logistics project in Morocco, which challenges the influence of traditional Spanish ports such as Algeciras and Malaga. With a cost exceeding 4.7 billion euros, the port stretches 5.4 kilometers and can accommodate giant container ships with a depth of up to 18 meters, enabling it to handle the largest global cargoes and container vessels. The project aims to strengthen Morocco’s position as a major competitor in the logistics and maritime trade sector in the region, with a plan to increase the total capacity of Moroccan ports to 17 million containers annually by 2030. Additionally, its strategic location and regulatory advantages play a significant role in its competitiveness, as its position exempts it from the environmental fees imposed by the European Union, thereby reducing operational costs for international companies.
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