Transport via applications: Morocco prepares strict regulations

The government of Aziz Akhannouch is working to regulate transport via mobile applications. In this sense, Mohamed Abdeljalil, Minister of Transport and Logistics, and his colleagues intend to develop a national charter for the development of sustainable and inclusive mobility.

Responding to a written question from the Haraki group in the House of Representatives, Mohamed Abdeljalil affirmed that the provision of passenger transportation services through modern digital applications and platforms without authorization constitutes an activity contrary to the laws and regulations in force and that his department adopts an approach based on coordination with the competent services of the Ministry of Interior and the relevant stakeholders, in order to eradicate this phenomenon, reports the site Al3omk. He also said that his ministry intends to conduct a study aimed at developing a national charter for the development of sustainable and inclusive mobility, in order to establish the fundamental principles and objectives on which the future mobility and transport system of the kingdom should be based. This charter will address several issues, including how to manage these new methods of travel in Morocco, particularly in urban areas.