Africa's Fastest Train (320 km/hour) Launched in Morocco



November will be considered as a historic month for not only Morocco but Africa as the bar was raised by the North African country which introduced Africa's fastest train (320 km/hour) to the world. The train is considered as Africa's first high speed train. Further developments in the train sector could be pivotal for transport challenges faced by nations such as Morocco. This will be beneficial for not only trade but also the movement of people.


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