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Acctually there's 2 train stations in Casablanca The biggest one called Casa voyageur and the small one is Casa Port. it's where you arrived ! Great video!! ^^

Welcome to the land of the Amazigh ,♓❤☯️

Morocco purchased 14 TGVs from France Alstom back in 2018. So yeah, it is a French TGV for Moroccans. It connects Casablanca to Tangiers passing by Rabat and Kenitra just in two hours and ten minutes instead of six hours! The ONCF is a French acronym of the National Moroccan Railway Office. There are three trains for passengers in Morocco: the Atlas train named after the Atlas mountains. The Atlas train connects Marrakech to Oujda passing by central cities in Morocco and small ones. The TNR or commuter train, that is the one which you encountered in Rabat Agdal's train station. That train connects Casa Port to Kenitra. Last but not the least, the TGV or Al Boraq( mythical creature in Islam) that is similar to the 2N2 double-decker train. The reason why you see ONCF on all the trains is because there is only one company that is in charge of this sector! There are current plans to extend the TGV to Marrakech by 2029 in preparation for the 2030 World Cup. There are also plans to extend this train to the East of Morocco in Oujda city whose train is still powered by fuel!

Looks like Madrid

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Welcome sister ❤️💚💐💐💐🇲🇦👑🇲🇦

try to swim darling

no bullet train here this are refurished french TGV trains.

Welcome in your house.🇲🇦

i like your vlog. You should try riding Whoosh in indonesia, the first high speed train in southeast asia with a speed of 350/KMH. There are still many more trains in indonesia that you can make your youtube video. greetings from indonesia, Keep spirit and keep healty

Marrakech express

Welcome to morocco ❤❤

I love the building it's a work of art

I wish you enjoy 1:35 ❤

Masterful camera work. IPhone?

WELCOME TO OUR KINGDOM.

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I heard you said that it costed you 5 euro from the hotel to the train station!!! that's a lot!!! as a foreigner you gotta be careful with taxi drivers in Tangiers. it won't cost you more than 2~3 euro to take the longest distance in Tangiers (city)

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That's amazing enjoy with beautiful places in morroco 👍🌹🇲🇦

Morocco's bullet train, known as the Al Boraq, is a significant milestone in the country's transportation infrastructure and the first high-speed rail service in Africa. Here are some key points about Al Boraq: Introduction and Inauguration: The Al Boraq high-speed train service was inaugurated on November 15, 2018, by King Mohammed VI of Morocco and French President Emmanuel Macron. The name "Al Boraq" refers to the mythical creature in Islamic tradition that transported the Prophet Muhammad, symbolizing speed and efficiency. Route and Speed: The Al Boraq train operates between the cities of Tangier and Casablanca, covering a distance of approximately 323 kilometers (201 miles). It reduces travel time between Tangier and Casablanca from around 5 hours to just over 2 hours, with speeds reaching up to 320 km/h (200 mph). Technology and Collaboration: The project was a collaboration between Morocco and France, with significant contributions from the French railway company SNCF and engineering firm Alstom. The trains used are based on Alstom's TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) technology, which is renowned for its reliability and performance. Infrastructure and Investment: The construction of the high-speed rail line involved building new tracks specifically designed for high-speed travel, as well as modernizing existing railway infrastructure. The project cost approximately $2.4 billion, funded by a combination of Moroccan government funds, loans, and international financial support, including from France, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates. Economic and Social Impact: Al Boraq is expected to boost economic development by improving connectivity between key economic hubs and promoting tourism in the region. The project has created numerous jobs and is anticipated to enhance the overall efficiency of the Moroccan transport network. Future Expansion: Morocco has plans to expand its high-speed rail network further, with potential future lines connecting Casablanca to Marrakech and eventually extending towards Agadir. These expansions aim to further reduce travel times and improve regional integration within the country. Environmental Benefits: High-speed trains like Al Boraq are more environmentally friendly compared to traditional rail or road transport, helping reduce carbon emissions and traffic congestion. Al Boraq is a landmark project for Morocco, demonstrating the country's commitment to modernizing its infrastructure and embracing advanced transportation technologies.

Welcome!❤

Thanks for posting😁

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Very nice

Entrenando para cruzar el estrecho 😂😂😂😂😂

Welcom to morocco ❤🎉

Welcome to the city of Casablanca❤

If you have a video of the taxi driver or taxi number please share that video

مرحبا بكم 😘🙏

The "little shop" in Rohini St, to the east of the station is operated by the Red Cross. They sell second hand clothing as well as nick-a-nacks of all sorts.

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I have wanted to visit the Alhambra fir the longest time! Lucky you!!

That's not the old city that's the downtown/ city center

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Welcom to morocoo

Thank you to guide

Amvisiting Morocco soon, is it okay to film people like that in the train ?

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Wow

Ohhh Morocco 🇲🇦 beautiful country ❤

Hello, welcome to Morocco, How I can contact you for business and marketing pls, thnks

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Nice vidéo 👍 welcome to Marocco Abonné

Beautiful vidéo👍👍 welcome to Marocco 🎉

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18년전 워홀로 캠시에서 잠깐 쉐어했는데 야자수도 많고 좋았습니다~

Love the color