Rabat, Morocco – (African Boulevard News) – Moroccan construction group Mojazine, led by Brahim Mojahid, former PAM president of the Béni Mellal-Khenifra regional council, has won another contract for the vast Tiznit-Dakhla expressway project.
This new development comes after Mojazine had to abandon the project’s first phase, causing a six-month delay. Now, the construction group will take over the work for the second phase of the Tiznit-Laâyoune-Dakhla expressway project, which promises to connect Dakhla to Tiznit, and eventually to Agadir. The project is part of a broader plan to improve Morocco’s infrastructure, with an estimated cost of up to 12.5 billion dollars.
Brahim Mojahid, who is known for his expertise in public works, expressed his joy at being back on the project. “We are honored to participate in such a significant project that will help link different regions of the country and improve the transportation landscape of Morocco. We are confident in our team and our ability to deliver the work on time and to the highest standards,” he said.
As a significant player in the Moroccan economy, Mojazine has a portfolio of construction projects that focus on roads, highways, bridges, and tunnels. The company has been involved in major public infrastructure works, including the construction of the second bridge of Mohammedia, the development of the Benslimane airport, and several other projects in the North and South of the country.
With this new contract, Mojazine will create more job opportunities for Moroccan citizens and boost the national economy. The project will also strengthen Morocco’s relationships with international partners, particularly the EU and African countries, which are looking to expand their cooperation with the Kingdom in multiple fields.
The Tiznit-Laâyoune-Dakhla expressway is an ambitious project that will have a positive impact on the lives of thousands of Moroccans. It will facilitate the flow of goods and services, reduce transportation costs, and promote tourism in the southern regions of the country. The second phase of the project is expected to be completed by 2025, and it will undoubtedly be a catalyst for further economic growth and development.
In conclusion, the return of Brahim Mojahid to the Tiznit-Laâyoune-Dakhla expressway project is a significant development that will boost the Moroccan construction industry and contribute to the Kingdom’s economic growth. With an experienced and dedicated team, Mojazine is well-positioned to deliver the project on time and to the highest standards.
