Rabat, Morocco's capital, is part of the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra administrative region. The city collaborates with neighboring municipalities through sectoral agencies to address metropolitan challenges, including transportation and urban planning initiatives like the Rabat Urban Transport Authority, which exemplifies efforts to coordinate services across the metropolitan area.
Rabat leads covered African cities in rapid transit accessibility, with 26% of residents living near rapid transit in 2024. Additionally, air quality has improved significantly in recent years, with NO₂ levels decreasing by 30% and particle pollution levels dropping by 28%between 2000 and 2019. Both metrics are well below regional and global averages, reflecting Rabat’s efforts to enhance urban mobility and environmental quality.
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