Summary sheet
First five-year phase of the new national programme for the construction of rural roads (PNRR2), concerning a new network of 15 500 km of rural roads to be constructed or upgraded.
This project will help the Moroccan authorities to improve accessibility for the rural population from 54% (following PNRR1) to 80%.
Environmental aspects will be taken into account, for example in the design, execution of the work and maintenance of the roads. The work on the roads will be carried out in accordance with the Moroccan Ministry of Planning's operational manual on environmental procedures (in compliance with European environmental directives) in order to avoid any significant impact on the local environment.
The different components of the project will be put out to public tender in accordance with the EIB’s Guide to Procurement, with publication in the OJEU where required.
Road construction.
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