Highway In Morocco To Be Named After President Trump

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Morocco is reportedly honoring President Donald Trump with a highway that is over 655 miles long.

It will connect the city of Tiznit to Laayoune and Dakhla.

Forbes reported:

The “President Donald J. Trump Highway” stretches 1,055 kilometers (over 655 miles) down Morocco’s coastline, according to the announcement video shared by Trump, connecting the city of Tiznit to Laayoune and Dakhla, both in the Moroccan-controlled disputed territory of Western Sahara.

Trump thanked the King of Morocco, Mohammed VI, in a Truth Social post.

Trump said he looked forward to traveling on the highway one day.

Truth Social:

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Thank you to Highly Respected Mohammed VI, the King of Morocco — Such a Great Honor! I look forward to traveling the entire length of this Great Highway someday, hopefully soon! President DONALD J. TRUMP

Trump also shared a video celebrating the announcement.

The Independent reported:

Morocco released a glossy video hyping the highway — which runs through desert landscape, cities, and along the Atlantic coast of Africa — noting that it was only possible through the “visionary leadership” of its king and the “historic courage of President Donald J Trump.”

Despite its name being an obvious bit of glad-handing toward the president, the highway does appear to be a significant infrastructure project that will provide a smooth overland shipping route from Dahkla — where a major port will finish construction in 2028 — to Morocco proper. The north African nation is some 3,800 miles from Washington, D.C.

In early July, Palm Beach Airport was renamed as President Donald J Trump International Airport.

Eric Trump took the first flight into the hub.

Fox News reported:

The Trump name has landed on another marquee landmark.

President Donald J. Trump International Airport officially opened under its new name Thursday, and Eric Trump celebrated the milestone by taking the first flight into the hub.

The South Florida hub was formerly known as Palm Beach International Airport for nearly half a century leading up to the change. The rebrand has been linked to the president’s deep ties to the area, including his repeated presence at the airport and his Mar-a-Lago estate located a few miles away.

America is respected again!



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