Tanger Med enforces same-day ticket rule to streamline summer return of Moroccans abroad
Travelers are encouraged to regularly check online traffic forecasts, which feature a color-coded calendar (from green to brown) to help identify the best times for travel.
Nationwide Mobilization for MRE Return
The Marhaba operation, coordinated by the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity, brings together multiple institutions, including the police, gendarmerie, customs, auxiliary forces, public health services, and local authorities. All are mobilized to ensure returning Moroccans living abroad (MRE) are welcomed with dignity, safety, and efficiency.
This well-established national effort is designed to support the summer return of MREs, many of whom are traveling with family or returning after long absences.
Enhanced Travel Assistance
To support passengers before and during their journey, several information channels are available: the website tangermed-passagers.com, official social media pages, a dedicated helpline, and Tanger Med Radio on 100 FM.
? From August 1 to 31, access to the Tanger Med port is reserved for passengers with a ticket for the same day. Objective: to streamline traffic and secure the return of MRE ??⛴ #TangerMed #MRE #Marhaba2025 #Maroc pic.twitter.com/cuwWU8E9Io
— Yabiladi.com (@yabiladi_fr) July 7, 2025
Real-time updates on crossing status and a free SMS alert service keep travelers informed of any delays or changes.
Thanks to these resources, passengers can better plan their trip, avoid peak traffic times, and enjoy a more streamlined and supported travel experience.
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