Alstom in 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%.
The impact of Alstom in Morocco
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Our site in Fez
Since 2019, the Fez factory, housed in a repurposed textile building, has become a cornerstone of Alstom’s supply chain. It produces electrical cabinets, harnesses, and Mitrac™ transformers used in rolling stock delivered worldwide.
The Fez site is also one of only two Alstom-owned cabling facilities globally, making it a strategic asset for the Group’s global supply chain. With over 1,000 employees, the site reflects the Group’s commitment to developing Morocco’s rail sector and local expertise.