The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has officially launched a tender for a study on the modernization, operational efficiency, and decarbonization of Moroccan ports. The mission, scheduled from September 2026 to February 2027, targets four strategic sites: Casablanca, Jorf Lasfar, Tan-Tan, and Tanger Med (the latter serving as a benchmark). Consultants will compare their organization, logistics connections, energy needs, and digitalization levels. A key innovation is a pilot test of a Japanese solution (software, app, or small equipment) in one port, with a budget capped at 2 million yen. The final site and technology selection will be made by JICA in coordination with Moroccan authorities. The study aims to develop a port system upgrade strategy and identify projects eligible for concessional loans or Japanese technical assistance. For Moroccan expats, these reforms signal improved logistics competitiveness and environmental performance, impacting supply chains connecting Morocco globally. Port modernization is a crucial lever for trade and investment, boosting the country's appeal for international businesses and diaspora members looking to invest or trade.
Moroccan Ports Modernization: JICA Launches Key Study on 4 Sites

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