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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 2, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Sydney Morning Herald
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- Aug 2, 2026
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Not China or Europe: The high-speed train revolution in an unlikely country (opens the original)
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As I was sitting on the platform of Rabat Station, about three metres away sparks literally flew as a welder finished a lift shaft for a new section; as I moved between cities, construction as wide as a football pitch ran continuously alongside the track; new, spotless stations bookended the main lines, resembling the trophy cabinets Morocco hopes to fill when they co-host the next World Cup. All lines are heading towards 2030. All this is evidence that a quiet revolution is happening in Morocco
Not China or Europe: The high-speed train revolution in an unlikely country (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As I was sitting on the platform of Rabat Station, about three metres away sparks literally flew as a welder finished a lift shaft for a new section; as I moved between cities, construction as wide as a football pitch ran continuously alongside the track; new, spotless stations bookended the main lines, resembling the trophy cabinets Morocco hopes to fill when they co-host the next World Cup. All lines are heading towards 2030. All this is evidence that a quiet revolution is happening in Morocco
Not China or Europe: The high-speed train revolution in an unlikely country (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As I was sitting on the platform of Rabat Station, about three metres away sparks literally flew as a welder finished a lift shaft for a new section; as I moved between cities, construction as wide as a football pitch ran continuously alongside the track; new, spotless stations bookended the main lines, resembling the trophy cabinets Morocco hopes to fill when they co-host the next World Cup. All lines are heading towards 2030. All this is evidence that a quiet revolution is happening in Morocco
Not China or Europe: The high-speed train revolution in an unlikely country (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As I was sitting on the platform of Rabat Station, about three metres away sparks literally flew as a welder finished a lift shaft for a new section; as I moved between cities, construction as wide as a football pitch ran continuously alongside the track; new, spotless stations bookended the main lines, resembling the trophy cabinets Morocco hopes to fill when they co-host the next World Cup. All lines are heading towards 2030. All this is evidence that a quiet revolution is happening in Morocco
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