Marrakech-Menara Airport ramps up readiness to welcome Moroccans of the world with advanced digital facilities

Enhancing service quality at Marrakech-Menara Airport for the diaspora’s arrival

In a move reflecting the special attention that local authorities in the Kingdom pay to Moroccan citizens residing abroad, the Wali of the Marrakech-Safi region, governor of the Marrakech prefecture, conducted an inspection visit to Marrakech-Menara International Airport, coinciding with the celebration of the National Day for Moroccans Residing Abroad. This visit aimed to directly oversee the logistical arrangements and organizational measures adopted to ensure a smooth and comfortable return for community members to their homeland.

Embracing digital development to accelerate transit operations

The field tour focused on inspecting the airport’s infrastructure and vital facilities, where the Wali examined the progress of ongoing projects aimed at expanding the airport’s capacity. The visit served as an opportunity to closely observe the “Mobile Boarding Pass” system and the E-Gates—modern technologies implemented to simplify travel procedures, reduce waiting times, and ensure smooth passenger flow during the intense activity of this time of year.

Dedicated spaces for serving and guiding Moroccans of the world

Beyond the technical aspect, the territorial official inspected the reception and assistance points dedicated to Moroccans living abroad, which have been equipped to provide immediate guidance and support services. These facilities are part of a national strategy aiming to make Marrakech-Menara Airport a civilized gateway that reflects the quality of Moroccan services and meets the diaspora’s expectations for a dignified and distinguished reception from the moment they land.

These field actions confirm the local authorities’ commitment to ensuring the highest standards of quality and comfort for travelers, while striving to keep pace with the increasing growth in air traffic witnessed by the city of Marrakech, ensuring it remains a leading tourist and economic destination that puts the traveler at the heart of its concerns.