CasaBlanca

Casablanca, a major city in Morocco, is the country’s economic and business hub. Strategically located on the Atlantic coast, it plays a vital role in connecting Morocco with international markets, particularly across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Though not the capital, Casablanca is the most populous city in Morocco and one of the most densely populated in North Africa. The city is divided into several districts, including Maarif, Ain Sebaa, and Sidi Bernoussi, each with its own distinct character. Casablanca’s population and industrial activity are heavily concentrated in the city center and coastal areas, where major highways, ports, and rail lines converge. These infrastructures link Casablanca with major cities like Rabat, Marrakech, and El Jadida. In addition to being Morocco’s commercial center, it is also home to key government offices, consulates, and multinational companies, even though the official capital remains Rabat.