If you have been wondering what all that construction around Hay Hassani is turning into, the answer is getting clearer.
Casa-Sud, Casablanca’s future railway station, is visibly taking shape.
New footage from the site shows construction progressing on what is planned to become a major transport hub for the city.
And for anyone who actually moves around Casablanca every day, this is the part that matters:
The station is not supposed to be another random building with trains passing through it.
The goal is to connect railway services with the city’s wider public transport network, making it easier to move between trains, trams, buses and other urban routes.
In other words, less “get off here and figure it out yourself.”
At least in theory.
The project is part of a wider push to rethink transport infrastructure as Casablanca keeps expanding and preparing for major international events in the years ahead.
And Casa definitely needs it.
The city has grown far beyond the areas traditionally served by its main stations, meaning many commuters still spend a ridiculous amount of time crossing town before they even reach a train.
A station in the Hay Hassani area could change that for a large part of the city.
Of course, seeing construction is not the same as having a finished station.
There is still work to do.
But the project is no longer something that only exists in renderings.
The concrete is there. The structure is rising.
Casablanca’s future transport map is slowly becoming real.
