Morocco is building smart cities through digital infrastructure, AI, and integrated transport systems. While the 2030 World Cup accelerates development, the transformation reflects a long term national strategy focused on urban efficiency and economic growth.

The Mohammed VI Tower, Morocco’s tallest skyscraper at 250 meters, has been officially delivered, marking a major architectural milestone.

The Rabat-Casablanca Continental Highway is a major infrastructure project designed to bypass congestion on Morocco’s busiest corridor. The new motorway will improve mobility, support World Cup 2030 logistics, and strengthen national transport connectivity.

Morocco is accelerating major infrastructure projects ahead of the 2030 World Cup. Rail expansion, airport modernization, stadium construction, and urban development programs form part of a national strategy that strengthens connectivity, tourism capacity, and long term economic growth.

Following AFCON 2025, Fès reactivates major urban development projects, including road upgrades, green spaces, flood control, and a new intercity bus station.

World Cup 2030 is reshaping Morocco through accelerated infrastructure and mobility projects, strengthening long-term regional development and cross-border cooperation.

MAD 3.2 billion has been allocated for the roof and façade works of the Grand Stade Hassan II, marking a major phase in the project’s construction.