Morocco’s Government Council has approved Draft Law No. 06.25 to transform the National Office of Airports (ONDA) into a state-owned joint-stock company, Aéroports du Maroc S.A., in a move aimed at improving airport governance, operational efficiency and access to financing for infrastructure development. The reform will give the new entity greater managerial flexibility and allow it to grant concessions to subsidiaries to manage and operate designated airports, as well as establish a separate subsidiary to oversee its shareholdings in airport-related companies. However, public airport land and infrastructure will remain state property, while sovereign responsibilities, including the development of new airports, will remain with the Ministry of Transport and Logistics and the Civil Aviation Directorate. The restructuring is intended to strengthen transparency, accountability and competitiveness as Morocco expands its aviation infrastructure to support tourism and air transport growth. The country handled 36.3 million passengers in 2025 and is targeting annual airport capacity of 80 million passengers by 2030.
Bunia Airport (BUX/FZKA), which serves the capital of Ituri Province in…
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