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Marsa Maroc

Casablanca, Morocco

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What Marsa Maroc does.

Marsa Maroc is the largest port operator in Morocco and possesses several key terminals. The company focuses on handling minerals, agricultural products, raw materials, and containers. Marsa Maroc operates a total of 24 terminals in various locations such as Laayoune, Nador, Dakhla, Al Hoceima, Tangier Med, Tanger Alliance, Mohammedia, and Casablanca. The annual volume of goods handled is approximately 57 million tons, resulting in a revenue of around 4.32 billion DH. The company is certified to the CSS classes and offers services such as pilotage, remorquage, and logistics management. Marsa Maroc was founded in 1965 and has developed into a leading provider in Morocco's port infrastructure.

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