The Port of Casablanca handles over 21.3 million tons of cargo annually and spans nearly eight kilometers of land (605 hectares). It serves not only commercial traffic but also supports the fishing industry, provides a marina for smaller vessels, and has a shipyard for repairs. However, it is the commercial activity that solidifies its status as the most significant port in Morocco.

Due to its close proximity to an extensive railway network and various major roads, the port efficiently facilitates cargo transportation. Additionally, it is shielded from oceanic conditions by the Moulay Youssef Jetty, which measures 3,180 meters in length with a cross jetty approximately 1,140 meters long. This structure protects the port and vessels from rough seas and strong winds.

During our visit, we toured several terminals, including those for cruises, goods, fishing, and naval operations. We also learned about the port’s expansion plans and recent achievements.