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French loan to help Morocco buy 18 fast trains ahead of World Cup

French loan to help Morocco buy 18 fast trains ahead of World Cup

  • The trains are part of a plan to extend the high-speed rail network
  • Alstom will supply Moroccan state-owned rail operator ONCF, with Avelia Horizon double-decker trains
By Reuters ·
Morocco announces $2.9 billion deal for French, Spanish and South Korean trains

Morocco announces $2.9 billion deal for French, Spanish and South Korean trains

By AFP ·
Moroccan rail operator seeks $8.8 bln funding for expansion plan

Moroccan rail operator seeks $8.8 bln funding for expansion plan

By Reuters ·

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