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The announcement that a motorway construction programme to build a target 160 km of road per year until 2010 comes as no surprise within the rapidly expanding economic arena of Morocco. The result will be greatly improved communications to all areas of Morocco and a further increase in visitors who regard Morocco as an advanced country that competes well with EU standards. The road construction plan follows an earlier successfully completed project to build 100 km per year for the four years running up to 2004. By 2010, Morocco will be well-equipped with a total of 1,450km of new roads, projecting it further onwards as a leader in the worldwide property investment market place.

Since 2001 and the launch of the King’s Vision 2010 plan, m

ed VI who is intent on increasing the country’s infrastructure by the year 2010 in his Vision 2010 Plan.

The announcement that a motorway construction programme to build a target 160 km of road per year until 2010 comes as no surprise within the rapidly expanding economic arena of Morocco. The result will be greatly improved communications to all areas of Morocco and a further increase in visitors who regard Morocco as an advanced country that competes well with EU standards. The road construction plan follows an earlier successfully completed project to build 100 km per year for the four years running up to 2004. By 2010, Morocco will be well-equipped with a total of 1,450km of new roads, projecting it further onwards as a leader in the worldwide property investment market place.

Since 2001 and the launch of the King’s Vision 2010 plan, m

orocco. The result will be greatly improved communications to all areas of Morocco and a further increase in visitors who regard Morocco as an advanced country that competes well with EU standards. The road construction plan follows an earlier successfully completed project to build 100 km per year for the four years running up to 2004. By 2010, Morocco will be well-equipped with a total of 1,450km of new roads, projecting it further onwards as a leader in the worldwide property investment market place.

Since 2001 and the launch of the King’s Vision 2010 plan, m

km per year for the four years running up to 2004. By 2010, Morocco will be well-equipped with a total of 1,450km of new roads, projecting it further onwards as a leader in the worldwide property investment market place.

Since 2001 and the launch of the King’s Vision 2010 plan, more than 10,000 new hotel rooms have been constructed and thousands renovated. King Mohammed VI is specific in his aim to increase tourist numbers to 10 million visitors by 2010 and the new roads will go a long way to achieve this aim: the six new five star resorts currently under construction will be well served by the new motorway systems which will give them a fittingly up-market profile and infrastructure so vital to attracting investors to the area. The 320 km stretch from Fes to Oudja will directly link the Mediterranea Saidia resort, greatly improving communications and cutting valuable travel time from the airport to a mere 30 minutes.

The liberalization of air transport to Morocco will significantly increase direct air traffic between European and Moroccan cities. This is perfectly in line with Morocco’s drive to encourage significant growth to its tourist industry, which is currently in full swing. An influx of extra tourists is set to arrive in Morocco this year, with new EasyJet flights announced from Luton to Marakesh and Gatwick to Marrakesh from July 4th 2006 as well as Ryanair offering direct flights from Marsei