Ministry of Transport and Logistics (Morocco)
Government ministry in Morocco
The Ministry of Transport and Logistics is the ministry of the Government of Morocco responsible for transport policy and for the regulation of logistics activities in Morocco. Its remit covers road, rail, maritime and air transport, as well as road safety and the development of logistics infrastructure and services.
The ministry's headquarters are located in Rabat. Since 2024, the Minister of Transport and Logistics has been Abdessamad Kayouh.
History
The administration responsible for transport in Morocco traces its origins to 1912, when these functions were incorporated into the General Directorate of Public Works. During this period, this administration oversaw the development of major public infrastructure, including roads, ports and railways, alongside other sectors such as mining and telecommunications.
The institutional framework governing transport has since been modified several times. In 1977, the transport sector was separated from the Ministry of Public Works with the creation of a dedicated ministerial department. In 2002, the transport and public works portfolios were brought together again within a single ministry. In 2013, responsibility for logistics was added to the department’s scope.
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