Article: Moroccan National Railways. (Morocco).

Article: Moroccan National Railways. (World Market).
International Railway Journal;  June 1, 2001 ;     264 words ...Moroccan National Railways (ONCFM) has called bids for the supply and maintenance of 16 double-deck trains.

Article: Moroccan National Railways has awarded a 14 ...
International Railway Journal;  August 1, 2007 ;     444 words ...Moroccan National Railways has awarded a 14 million [euro] contract to Thales for design, supply, installation, and deployment of signalling systems on the 117km Taourirt-Nador line.

Article: Moroccan National Railways.
International Railway Journal;  March 1, 2000 ;     302 words ...Morocco: Moroccan National Railways (ONCF) has secured a loan of Euros 55 million ($US 54 million) from the European Investment Bank towards the $US 120 million cost of building a new line between Fes and Meknes. Construction is expected to begin this year.

Article: Moroccan National Railways.(Brief Article)
International Railway Journal;  July 1, 1999 ;     379 words ...Moroccan National Railways has placed a Euros 53 million ($US 56.7 million) order with Alstom to resignal a total of 750km of track between Kenitra and ...

Article: Moroccan National Railways has received the ...
International Railway Journal;  September 1, 2006 ;     511 words ...Moroccan National Railways has received the first of 24 double-deck trains being supplied by AnsaldoBreda. The new trains will run between Casablanca and Rabat, providing increased capacity on the route. The fleet, worth $US 257 million, is due to be delivered by August 2007.

Article: Moroccan National Railways has ordered 18 ...
International Railway Journal;  February 1, 2004 ;     322 words ...Moroccan National Railways has ordered 18 emus from AnsaldoBreda at a cost of 143 million [euro]. The 160km/h trains, each seating 413 passengers, will be delivered during 2006. There is an option for a further six trains, costing 47 million [euro].

Article: Moroccan National Railways (ONCF). (World in ...
International Railway Journal;  September 1, 2002 ;     283 words ...The government has announced that it is to transform Moroccan National Railways (ONCF) into a 100% state-owned joint-stock company as a prelude to privatisation by 2010.