Alstom in Morocco

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104 boulevard Abdellatif Ben Kaddour, Anfa District, Casablanca, Morocco

Our footprint in Morocco

Present for a century in Morocco, Alstom is proud of its deep roots in the evolution of the Kingdom’s railway network. Alstom delivered the first Citadis™ trams to Rabat and Casablanca in 2011, 77 Prima™ locomotives and 12 Avelia Euroduplex™ trains for the first Very High-Speed Line in Africa in 2018. Alstom is also an active player in maintenance and signalling, providing services, parts, repairs & overhauls. Today, over 1,310 linear rail kilometres are equipped with Alstom signalling solutions. With a team of local experts, Alstom Morocco has positioned the country as a globally competitive industrial base.

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Alstom is constantly working to enhance the environmental benefits of its solutions, for example by deploying its eco-design policy. Alstom trains operating in Morocco have a recyclability rate of over 95%.

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The impact of Alstom in Morocco

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  • 1300
    employees
  • 9
    sites
  • 1
    industrial site

Our site in Fez

Alstom produces electrical wiring and Mitrac™ transformers in Fez, that are used in rolling stock delivered to customers around the world. The plant in Fez is also 1 of the only 2 Alstom owned cabling facilities in the world - an important part of Alstom’s global supply chain.

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Cabling activities at the Fez site
Fez plant Morocco
Cabling activities at the Fez site

The factory, which currently employs over 1,000 people, is fully aligned with the Group's commitment to developing the Moroccan rail ecosystem and building local rail expertise.

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Solutions

  • The first very high speed train line in Africa

    The first very high speed train line in Africa

    The Moroccan railway operator ONCF chose Alstom’s Avelia Euroduplex to provide modern, comfortable, and high-quality service for the first very high-speed line in Africa linking Tangier to Casablanca in just 2h10.

  • Citadis tramway for Rabat & Casablanca

    Citadis tramway for Rabat & Casablanca

    Since 2011, Alstom’s Citadis is the reference for modern urban mobility. In September 2024, the new lines T3 and T4 were launched, specifically designed to serve previously underserved areas, significantly enhancing mobility options and addressing the growing demand in the densely populated Casablanca-Settat region, home to nearly 7 million residents.

  • Prima locomotives for ONCF, Morocco

    Prima locomotives for ONCF, Morocco

    With modular platform designed to provide operators the most flexible solutions for freight, passenger and mixed services. Operational since 2010, these Prima locomotives covered over 8 million kilometres on the Moroccan railway network in 2021 alone.