Tanger Med Port Complex handled 11,106,164 TEUs across its four container terminals in 2025, an 8.4% increase from 2024. Growth was driven by the commissioning of the Terminal TC4 extension operated by APM Terminals.
Truck Activity: Trucks totaled 535,203 units, up 3.6%, fueled by exports of industrial goods (+4.8%) and agri-food products (+4.3%).
Passenger Activity: The port served 3,220,422 passengers and 895,341 vehicles, growing 5.7% and 5%, respectively. The Marhaba campaign ran smoothly, supported by the full rollout of the firm-ticket system, which regulated flows and ensured efficient crossings.
Bulk Traffic: Dry bulk reached 522,493 tons, down 11% due to postponed cereal imports. Liquid bulk totaled 8,641,481 tons, up 13%, driven mainly by hydrocarbons.
Vehicle Traffic: Tanger Med handled 526,862 vehicles, down 12%. Exports included:
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327,569 vehicles from Renault (Melloussa/SOMACA)
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126,874 vehicles from Stellantis (Kenitra)
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39,751 vehicles in transshipment
Declines reflect production adjustments and global automotive market shifts.
Overall Cargo: Total cargo tonnage reached 161 million tons, up 13.3% year-on-year.
Vessel Calls: The port recorded 16,686 vessel calls, down 4.5%, mainly due to RoPax fleet replacements with higher-capacity vessels. The port welcomed 1,319 mega-ships over 290 meters, an 8.4% increase, aided by call optimization to boost efficiency and service quality.
The 2025 results highlight Tanger Med’s operational excellence, infrastructure efficiency, and leadership across the Mediterranean and Africa, serving national and international supply chains.
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