Need to implement a public transport service between the cities of Ceuta-Tetuán and Melilla-Nador

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to analyze the border relations between Spain and Morocco, between the cities of Ceuta and Tetuán and Melilla and Nador, and the need to incorporate a public transport service between these cities. Currently, autonomous cities have a series of economic and fiscal advantages, and are considered key for the EU. Although the steps of Tarajal and Beni Ensar are very busy, there is no regular public transport service by bus that communicates the cities. The Moroccan economy is in a process of opening up and must develop the transport sector, in infrastructure and services, due to the contribution of this sector with respect to other economic sectors. The methodology used is descriptive type based on the documentary analysis. The results obtained show the need to formalize and regulate the mobility of the inhabitants of both countries given the geographical peculiarity of the cities of Ceuta and Melilla.