New Directors at Moroccan Airports
ONDA Appoints Four New Airport Directors
On Friday, the National Airports Office (ONDA) announced the appointment of four new directors for the airports in Marrakech, Tangier, Fez, and Agadir. This move is part of the “Airports 2030” strategy aimed at supporting major national projects and enhancing the strategic role of Moroccan platforms in the country’s transformation.
New Appointments to Strengthen Governance
According to ONDA’s statement, Soumia Tabeg has been appointed director of Marrakech Menara Airport, Othmane Hassani will head Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport, Kamal Ait Chrifa takes the role of director at Fez Saïss Airport, while Abdelmounaim Aoutoul has been named the director of Agadir Al Massira Airport. These appointments reflect a commitment to strengthening operational governance and improving the quality of airport services.
A Structural Vision Supported by the “Airports 2030” Strategy
The “Airports 2030” strategy serves as a major strategic framework for modernizing infrastructure, supporting the growth of air traffic, and prioritizing passenger experience. It also aims to align the platforms with key national initiatives and anticipate the increase in passenger flows in the coming years.
Specific Objectives for Each Airport
Each airport in question brings its own dynamic, aligned with the needs of its region:
Marrakech, the primary tourist gateway of the Kingdom, is enhancing its capacity to support its cultural and economic prominence.
Tangier, a strategic hub in the North, continues to evolve in line with its industrial and logistical growth.
Fez, a spiritual and cultural capital, is solidifying its increasing attractiveness.
Agadir, a seaside showcase of the South, is pursuing a development oriented towards sustainable and high-end tourism.
A New Phase Built on Innovation and Performance
The arrival of these new directors marks the beginning of a new phase focused on innovation, performance, and foresight. It also highlights the strategic importance of airports in Morocco’s economic, social, and territorial development. With infrastructure undergoing modernization and a clear vision, the “Airports 2030” strategy is positioning itself as a major lever to elevate Moroccan platforms to the highest international standards.
