Chinese steel firm wins 2 infra deals in Morocco
6 September 2025
Chinese steel company CSCEC Steel Structure has entered the Moroccan market after securing contracts for two major infrastructure projects.
The contracts cover sections of Morocco’s highways and the high-speed rail line connecting Kenitra and Marrakesh.
According to the China International Contractors Association (CHINCA), CSCEC obtained three consecutive contracts in North Africa, expanding its operations to 47 countries and regions worldwide.
The first Moroccan contract involves building steel bridges on the second section of the country’s highways, with a total steel structure volume of 15,600 tonnes.
The project is funded by Morocco’s National Highway Agency and is part of preparations for the 2030 World Cup.
The second contract involves steel structures for the 430-kilometre Kenitra–Marrakesh high-speed rail line, designed for speeds of up to 320 kilometres per hour, making it the fastest in Africa once completed. The steel volume for this project is 12,600 tonnes.
CHINCA also noted that CSCEC will construct a 3,000-tonne steel structure for a Hisense television plant in Egypt, a project expected to enhance industrial distribution, local employment, and technological capacity.
Related
-
Iran signs SMR deal with Russia
27 September 2025
-
Chinese contractor signs $2.5bn Iraq pipeline project
26 September 2025
-
Solarvest and Brookfield join forces for 1.5GW Malaysian solar and BES projects
25 September 2025
-
VINCI wins the electrification contract on the Rail Baltica project
21 September 2025
-
Nordex enters Ecuadorian market with first order for 112 MW wind project
20 September 2025
-
Skanska lands three US jobs worth $256m
19 September 2025