Africazine:
The National Office of Railways in Morocco is implementing temporary adjustments to train services due to ongoing construction of a high-speed line.
These modifications will occur in two phases, starting with changes on September 5 and 6, 2026, followed by a new transport program beginning September 14, 2026. The adjustments aim to maintain service quality while accommodating construction activities.
Morocco’s Train Services Adjusted for Construction
The National Office of Railways has announced that train operations will be temporarily altered as construction progresses on the high-speed line between Kenitra and Marrakech. The first phase of these adjustments will take place on September 5 and 6, 2026, with construction starting at 11 PM on September 5 and concluding at 11 PM on September 6.
During this period, several train services will be affected. The rapid shuttle train to El Jadida will terminate in Bouskoura, while service to Settat will be suspended. Additionally, the rapid shuttle to the airport will be replaced by Superatour bus services, and direct train service between Safi and Casablanca will be halted.
Morocco: Key figures on Train Service Modifications
- Adjustments on September 5 and 6, 2026
- New transport program starting September 14, 2026
Future Plans for Morocco’s Rail Network
The second phase of adjustments will introduce a new transport program on September 14, 2026, aligning train operations with construction constraints. This program will include modifications to certain lines, schedule changes, and the gradual closure of several stations, such as the colleges station and the Nassim station.
Travelers will receive updates on these changes starting the week of September 7, 2026. Enhanced communication and support systems will be in place to guide passengers through the transition.
Next Steps for Travelers
- Details of adjustments will be announced starting September 7, 2026
- Information available at stations and through digital channels
- Travelers advised to check schedules in advance
Morocco is modernizing its rail network, ensuring service continuity during construction.
