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ANP–AFD: financing and transition of Moroccan ports

This dossier follows ANP–AFD financing, announced port investments and their implementation, including in the Moroccan Sahara.

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View of Rabat.
Rabat, January 2026. Geographic archive illustration; does not show the meeting. CAPTAIN RAJU, CC0, resized. — CAPTAIN RAJU / Wikimedia Commons — CC0 https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ ; 31 janvier 2026, redimensionnée.

Where things stand

On 3 November 2026, the agencies signed a declaration on a third €100 million financing package. The reviewed sources do not establish a detailed works timetable.

Reported information

Ports: ANP and AFD sign declaration on €100 million financing

ANP and AFD signed a joint declaration in Rabat on 3 November 2026 concerning a third €100 million financing package, according to reports of the ceremony.

View of Rabat.
Rabat, January 2026. Geographic archive illustration; does not show the meeting. CAPTAIN RAJU, CC0, resized. — CAPTAIN RAJU / Wikimedia Commons — CC0 https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ ; 31 janvier 2026, redimensionnée.

The announced financing supports ANP’s 2023–2030 investment programme. It takes the form of a subsidised thirteen-year loan without a state guarantee, according to information presented at the signing.

Priorities include infrastructure rehabilitation, renewable energy and desalination, fishing ports and quay electrification. Nizar Baraka cited operations in Tan-Tan, Tarfaya, Laayoune, Boujdour, Dakhla and Lamhiriz, highlighting development in the Moroccan Sahara. Project allocations and disbursements remain to be documented.

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