World Cup 2030 in Morocco: What Is Confirmed So Far
Morocco is a confirmed co-host. The match schedule, the venue for the final and ticketing are not decided yet. What that means for a trip or for life here.
Morocco 2030
Morocco 2030
The World Cup is only part of the story. Follow the projects reshaping Morocco, where they stand and what they mean for everyday life.
In depth
THE DOSSIERS
Five practical guides to what is confirmed, what is being built and what it means for travel and daily life.
Grand Stade Hassan II: Morocco's New World Cup Stadium
A 115,000-seat stadium under construction near Casablanca: what it will be, when it might be finished and what is known about getting there.
High-Speed Rail to Marrakech: What Changes and When
Morocco is extending its high-speed line from Kenitra to Marrakech, with a 2029 target. What is open today, what is being built and how the works affect journeys now.
Morocco's Airports: What Is Changing Before 2030
A new terminal at Casablanca and bigger terminals in Marrakech, Agadir and Tangier. What is already in place, what is being built and what it means for your next flight.
The Six Host Cities: What Is Changing on the Ground
Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Tangier, Agadir and Fes: the new trams, buses, stations and stadiums, which ones already run and which are still being built.
The big picture
PROJECTS & PROGRESS
Announcements, construction and completed work are different stages. Each topic below makes that distinction clear.
World Cup 2030
Morocco will co-host the 2030 FIFA World Cup with Spain and Portugal. Three centenary matches will be played in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.
The match schedule, the allocation of matches to cities, the venue for the final and ticketing are FIFA decisions that have not yet been taken.
- World Cup 2030 in Morocco: What Is Confirmed So Far →
- Grand Stade Hassan II: Morocco's New World Cup Stadium →
Rail & regional transport
ONCF is building a high-speed line of about 430 km from Kenitra to Marrakech, targeted for 2029, with 168 new trains on order and suburban rail for Casablanca.
The works already change services around Casablanca. Construction milestones, a 2029 target and a bookable timetable are three different things.
ONCF official websiteCities & public spaces
Stadium works, new trams and bus lines, stations and airport extensions across the six host cities, some already running and most still being built.
City by city: what already runs, what is being built and what is still a plan.
Airports & visitor capacity
ONDA’s Aéroports 2030 programme includes a new Casablanca terminal targeted for 2029 and extensions at Marrakech, Agadir and Tangier.
Capacity targets are not completed facilities. Check what is open before planning a journey.
Investment, water & energy
Major investment and infrastructure programmes, including projects that have no direct connection to football.
Follow the changes that matter to residents and visitors, without mistaking plans for finished projects.
What changes for you
What construction, new services and event planning mean for residents, visitors and businesses.
Usable information about diversions, access, operating services and travel planning as details are confirmed.
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Future infrastructure plans do not change today's timetables. Use our existing guides for journeys you can make now.
Project opening dates can change. Check current services before travelling.