The journey from Agadir to Dakar | Documentary | Al Jazeera World
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Filmmaker: Khalid Zairi
Morocco's key natural resources include phosphates, zinc, manganese and iron ore. The mining industry is important to the national economy and its products highly sought abroad.
Moroccan truck drivers Ibrahim Tabii and Abdelkabir Ainan risk their lives on dangerous roads and through disputed terrain to bring mineral material from Agadir to Dakar, a 3,000-kilometre journey that can take around two weeks.
This is not like truck driving across the United States where long distances are common and hours are controlled by the federal law. It's not like driving in Europe with its tight regulation and vehicle monitoring systems measuring driver-time at the wheel.
This is driving in Saharan Africa. There are no motorway service stations, no 24-hour SOS vehicle recovery and no spare parts at the end of a mobile phone. Driving hours are not obviously regulated and there are hardly any rest areas.
The two drivers also have to pass through an area known as the Western Sahara. It has been a disputed territory between Morocco and what's called the Polisario Front since 1975. The UN has maintained a peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, a territory about the size of New Zealand, for 27 years.
UN efforts have repeatedly failed to broker a settlement over the disputed territory, which the Sahrawi people, led by the PF says belongs to them. The Polisario Front, a formerly armed nationalist group signed a cease-fire with Morocco in 1991; but since the conflict has made this leg of the journey risky.
When the two drivers reach the border with Mauritania, they're heavily delayed and by customs and immigration formalities and have no alternative but to wait in a makeshift bedroom until vehicle checks and done and visas issued.
In the US, a driver can be at the wheel for up to 11 hours out of 14. In Europe, the rules are tighter, the daily maximum is normally nine hours but breaks have to be taken every four-and-a-half hours. Daily rest should be eleven hours.
But this is the Moroccan Sahara. Laws setting out the working hours and conditions for freight drivers are hard to identify at the present time, although the Moroccan government does recognise the importance of road safety and is currently devising a national road safety strategy.
"I'm sleepy because we haven't rested. We're always under pressure from phone calls," says Ibrahim. "Even though we're entitled to rest for an hour after a four-hour drive, the manager doesn't allow it. We're forced to drive day and night. If you get the chance to sleep, it's for a maximum of two hours."
Unlike travelling in other regions of the world with better infrastructure, road conditions in Mauritania are generally poor, making travel difficult. Roadside assistance is non-existent and the country's size (larger than Texas and New Mexico combined) and harsh climate make road maintenance and repair especially problematic.
Mauritania has only about 2,070 km (1,286 miles) of surfaced roads, 710 km (441 miles) of unsurfaced roads, and 5,140 km (3,194 miles) of unimproved tracks, according to countryreports.org.
Drivers are advised to check the tide times, travel in convoy if possible and ensure adequate supplies of water and fuel are available. Local drivers tend to drive without regard to traffic signs or rules.
"Roadway obstructions and hazards caused by drifting sand, animals, and poor roads often plague motorists", according to Nasser Weddady, a Middle East and North Africa consultant based in Boston, Massachusetts.
The two drivers also get seriously delayed at the border into Senegal, waiting for papers, getting information from their shipping agent, talking to their boss back in Agadir, and waiting for their passports. All the while, they're missing their families.
Finally, after 3,000 kilometers and over two weeks on the road, the men reach Dakar and unload their trucks. But the return journey with a load of fresh mangoes also has its problems and Ibrahim has to travel back to Morocco empty because of the refrigeration on his vehicle isn't working.
Meanwhile, Ibrahim's reconsidering his career options: "The only thing I've been thinking about is going home and returning the truck to its owner and quitting. You can't turn down a job in Africa when you're unemployed. I have to provide for my family so I try to put up with it but it's difficult. I'd rather go home, rest and find another job."
As for Abdelkabir, a "steady salary is better than a big occasional one."
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صحيح المغاربه هم اسود الاطلسي تحياتي لكم من مصر ياشعب المغرب الطيب
@smtkm
4 жыл бұрын
حياكم الله يا رجال مصر الابرار ادام الله المحبة
bonne route bon séjour au Sénégal mes amis marocain bienvenue au pays de la Téranga🇸🇳🇲🇦
@User-cx1rn
3 жыл бұрын
Merci frere bienvenue au maroc
@hisamir461
3 жыл бұрын
Merci nos frères sénégalais
@user-ej6xy7nc2d
3 жыл бұрын
Mercii
@leprofesseurcherifien6354
3 жыл бұрын
Merci 🙏🏼 frérot 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
I work as truck driver in europe im from albania..i iwsh all the best for truck drivers in the world...they are the real men the real heroes...im ready to cry when i see this two collegues because i know what is this job..we always gave to suffer...God bless the truck drivers
This is the main reason i like al jazeera. You are the only real international channel. Kindly never stop doing documentaries like this. Love from kenya.
The older driver seems to be something of a philosopher and stoic. Respect from Sweden.
تحية للسائقين الابطال في سبيل لقمة العيش المبيت للبرد والحرارة وكل شىء رجال من الجزائر
Greetings from MOGADISHU Abdulkabiir & Ibrahim are feeding halal to their families, Masha Allah. Hardworking, continuingly and doing your best will solve the obstacles inshallah.
@ikhtmm
3 жыл бұрын
war meesha maxaa kudhigay. waan ku salaamay sxb
@billybonecollector7276
3 жыл бұрын
Waan idin salaamay somaaliyey.🇸🇴🇸🇴
Je suis marocain chauffeur en France et je suis fière des chauffeurs marocains car les conditions sont très dur courage à vous les amis.
مشاء الله ربي يعطيكم كل خير تحية نضالية من الجزئر حاسي مسعوذ إلى كل الشيافر الرمورك
@aliabdllah39
3 жыл бұрын
مغربي عندي فايت 5 صحابي شوافر تاع رموك في حاسي مسعود
I am a Moroccan truck driver in United States I would like to Salut all Moroccan truck drivers they work hard even in these bad conditions much respect to them
@khalidnaitelmouddene3279
4 жыл бұрын
Which state bro ?
Big Respect to our colleagues abroad from Germany ! Nice to see them Scania trucks also driving in the desert, i miss the old 5 Series Scania.
@fghjjghjy2347
4 жыл бұрын
I thought Scania is a Swedish Company?
@deanl0
4 жыл бұрын
@@fghjjghjy2347 yes it is , but it's now own by Volkswagen group
@fghjjghjy2347
4 жыл бұрын
@@deanl0 thanks for the info 👍
@antonioo8911
4 жыл бұрын
Old 5 series? hahaha Here in Brazil there are still plenty of series 1 working on long haul, and a few 0 series on short distance shoreside work!!! That's what we can call inequality
@MohamedTarikRochdi
3 жыл бұрын
Scanias are some tough machines.
i wish these two human beings well
Assalamualaikum from India,in sha Allah, Allah Subhan o tala will ease their difficulties 👍....
@fatimafriha5306
3 жыл бұрын
ameen thank you brother for your wonderfull douaa
العداب و الله حتى العداب أخوتي في هاد المهنة تحياتي لكل سائقين 🇮🇹🇮🇹✌✌✌
تحيا المغرب وتحيا رجال المغاربة لي خدامين فهاد العمل الله يحفظكم 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦☝️👐❤️❤️✊💪🔥🔥👑✔️🔱👏
اعزكم الله ربي يعطيك الف عافيه تحياتي لكم جميعا اخواني الكرام في المغرب العربي وشمال أفريقيا تحياتي لكم من سائق سيارة شحن ثقل في مصر الحبيبه اتمنى لكم التوفيق
@ifisiffouss3815
4 жыл бұрын
Nord afrique amazigh berbères lassna 3erab
@user-dp6ut9gk9q
4 жыл бұрын
@@ifisiffouss3815 لا يا اخي المغرب عربي و أمازيغي و صحراوي..بدون عنصرية و حفظ الله المملكة المغربية الشريفة من طنجة إلى كويرة
@mohamedel6012
3 жыл бұрын
@@user-dp6ut9gk9q المغرب مغربي لا عربي و لا غير . متشبتيين بهويتنا على مر القرون من البربر الامازيغ الى الان
@ouchroukhreda7195
3 жыл бұрын
حنى مغاربة وفقط .🇲🇦🇲🇦
@Racha_Rk
3 жыл бұрын
@@user-dp6ut9gk9q تحياتي لك 👏
Hats off to these two drivers. They sacrifice a lot for their families...May the almighty protects and blesses u.
@user-go2yy4jl4c
4 жыл бұрын
Amen
Thanks you for this video make my country senegal great again beautifull pepole
والله عجبني من الدقيقة 38الى40.الشيفور دائما هكا ربي يعاونكم.وخلاص.اخوكم من الجزائر
المغرب 🇲🇦 في صحرائه والصحراء في مغربها
@aliamraoui7858
3 жыл бұрын
صح اخي
@jawadrajawi5009
2 жыл бұрын
نعن
Big respect to the drivers. I watched this yesterday and it really touched me. How hard these guys work and the sacrifices they make. May Allah SWT bless them ameen.
تحية عالية للسائقين المهنيين، على المهنة النبيلة والمجهودات التي يقومون بها من أجل تحريك عجلة الاقتصاد
عناق كبير لسائقي الشاحنات المغاربة.
اتمنى من المسؤولون في موريتانيا ان يعطوا تعليماتهم في تسهيل وتسيير الأمور مع ساءقين وتعامل الجيد مثل اي دولة محترمة .
It's doesn't matter you're from rich or developed country or from poor undeveloped country..... Truck drivers are real backbone of any nation. In corona pendamic these heroes never stop the supply chain of goods.
Chauffeur marocain sont vraiment des hommes capables bravo 👍👍👍
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
TOZ
@ayovebb7254
3 жыл бұрын
Ta haine son tellement mauvais aime ton prochain lamis oubli pas ta tombe
@ze1325
3 жыл бұрын
@@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196 tamalkom asahbi mhsosin finma mchito 😂😂😂
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
@@ayovebb7254 ma tombe est celle d'un adorateur de allah et toi ta tombe pour un adorateur de roi?
@CruizINcognito
3 жыл бұрын
@@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196 khod lik banana
من سوس نفتاح أفريقيا. ..تحيا المغرب...تحيا المغرب
هذا السائق عبد الكبير يذكرني ب حجي ميلود ابو عبد الغني تحياتي اله هذا حجي ميلود مغربي اجنس عراقي وزوج وحده عراقيه وعمل ساىق شاحنه في الحديد والصلب بصره عملنا سويا لسنوات في موقع سكراب الموصل ومعسكر طارق ومجمع مخلفات الشركه الروسيه في الرميله فكان رجل خلوق ومثابر بعمله تحياتي له
I had such an incredible journey with 2 drivers on the road ..listening to their dreams, suffers and missing family was quite a bit heart warming ! I felt for them.. I hope and pray they have a good life ahead In Shaa Allaah... Thanks AL Jazeera I really appreciate your docs. Very well made!
May Allah swt help these my brothers drivers and make there life easier and have safe trip back home Aameen " Pakistani American
Beautifully made video, these two men are testiment to the human spirit ..the hardships they face are terrible but they persevere in the hope of providing for their loved ones ...Peace n Love to Morocco ...beautiful country ...beautiful people ....
الحل هو خط بحري بين المغرب الداخلة و السنغال لرفع الضغط على معبر الكركارات.
@yasab3806
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah true
@ahmedou8843
3 жыл бұрын
الحل هوا ان تغلق الحدود مع موريتانيا كما اغلقت مع الجزائر ، البضائع والسلع تمر على البحر. الاخوان ابراهيم وعبد الكبير كيبقاو معلقين فالكاركرات اسبوع، هدا منكر ، فين حقوق الإنسان ، الخط البحري بين الداخلة و داكار ماسغرقش اسبوع .
@yasab3806
3 жыл бұрын
@@ahmedou8843 يعني غدي تقطع رزقهم لأن الا تغلقات الحدود غدي يوليو ينقلو بستعمال Conteneur الحاويات ليس الشاحنات فكر بعقلك ليس بمكان اخر
@ahmedou8843
3 жыл бұрын
@@yasab3806 غير صحيح ، نفس الطريقة تستعمل بين ميناء سيت الفرنسي وميناء طنجة، يعني البواخر محملة بالشاحنات ، الحاويات للتبريد مكينينش، لبد من الشاحنة والشيفور، أسرع طريقة .
@yasab3806
3 жыл бұрын
@@ahmedou8843 لا كلامك كدب في ميناء طنجة المتوسط اغلب الشاحنة تعبر الا ميناء الجزيرة الخضراء ليس سيت . ما علاقتك بالمجال انت ؟
Very interesting documentary, you guys drivers are tough men. Respect from Europe
Assalamualaikum from Indonesia, im glad they still fasting when they in the long and hard trip may Allah always give they health and safety. I driver to at 19 year old when i was study at university, i driver for tourism, i can feel what they feel 🙏
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
the lies of El jazeera who is manipulated by the Moroccans who work there in this dishonest company. they hide the truth about the Polisario and pass off the Western Sahara as Moroccan. I let you appreciate the lies of el jazeera who spreads only false information. their hands are full of Sahrawi blood
you are always welcome in Senegal we have been brothers for a very long time I also know Casablanca very well like my pocket thank you
تحية لإخواننا الساءقين المغاربة ان شاء الله يحل مشكل موريتانيا مع ميناء الداخلة ويمكن ان نتفادى المرور من موريتانيا
انا اوجه تحية كبيرة لشوافرية المغاربة حتا انا في هاد الحرفة و الحمد لله.وبالنسبة للناس ليتاهمونا بالإهانة للموريتانيين راه هذا هو الواقع كولشي واضح وباين في الفيديو والسلام
ربي يفرج عليك ويستركم في سفركم ♥️♥️👍🏻👍🏻🇩🇿🇩🇿
a really good watch from afar (UK). must say, i always have had a soft spot for Morocco 🇲🇦
I did the trip 10 years ago from England to Dakar and that's by far my most memorable road trip yet.Morocco is beautiful and the western Sahara with the nomads was just amazing. I met few truck/ Lorry drivers from Spain and Morocco and they were very helpful on tips about the road. Mauritania was a nightmare, over 30 checkpoints between the border after no man land to Nouatchokk and every police officer was asking for gift and handing me fake penalties charges without any reason which obviously I refused to pay. I was held for a day as I refused to pay on the first checkpoint an equivalent of 5 euros for no reason valable. Their harshness was so apparent...I will do it again on my next year holidays Feb 2021 and just hope that i won't have any major issues in Mauritania. My favourite place in Morocco (excluding the Sahara) was Al Jadida which I discovered by pure chance after missing the exit to Marrakech...Lovely experience.
@truckerrachid1725
3 жыл бұрын
By the way Moroccan western Sahara
@DudelPaul
2 жыл бұрын
Awesome:)
@Amaaaaan1
Жыл бұрын
I am planning to do this trip from London so please add some more tips thanks!
@txistorgusumoskje3321
Жыл бұрын
Is there an email address I could contact you on to get more information about this trip? I'm planning on doing it summer 2023 and any help would be greatly appreciatet
@yoshiew05
Жыл бұрын
What did you love about Al Jadida? It’s the “Sister City” to my home town Tacoma WA
"...What I like about the road is that it's empty. The air's fresh. There aren't many cars..." - and even despite this you still can see from time to time an old Mercedes W123 refusing to die. Amazing piece of engineering. Because there is no moisture on the desert, so there is no rust, so an old Mercedes will never die... unless the fuel is out.
What a lovely documentary! I hope Mauritania will watch this video and improve how they clear trucks and treat foreigners. Doing business right creates great opportunities for all the countries involved.
@freewal
4 жыл бұрын
Mauritania is a mess. Mauritania is a shame. They are lazy. They don't want to evolve. Morocco and Senegal are not lucky to have them has neighboor. I like them as cousins, but they don't have the same mentality.
@zememdfgtr7789
3 жыл бұрын
mauritania will close yhe borders completly on marocans
@CruizINcognito
3 жыл бұрын
@@zememdfgtr7789 then they will have no food to eat lol
@marcusantoniusflavius9807
8 ай бұрын
@@zememdfgtr7789Morocco is building the largest Atlantic port in Dakhla. His goods will reach Gabon, Ivory Coast and Cameroon.....
African all over the world need to come together and built Africa, nobody will do it for us. This is a beautiful place God give us. This road trip supposed to take like three days with all the necessary supplies.
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
the lies of El jazeera who is manipulated by the Moroccans who work there in this dishonest company. they hide the truth about the Polisario and pass off the Western Sahara as Moroccan. I let you appreciate the lies of el jazeera who spreads only false information. their hands are full of Sahrawi blood
As a truck driver in America I feel there pain. I plan to move to morroco in the future, and I finally know what I can do to help be productive.
@ahmedomri51
2 жыл бұрын
Are you planning to work here in morocco ?
@jusobell627
2 жыл бұрын
@@ahmedomri51 if Allah wills, but not as a driver
@ahmedomri51
2 жыл бұрын
@@jusobell627 you are the Most welcome Brother.
@ghassencsetwow
2 жыл бұрын
go to your origin country
MASSALLAH Nice from TURKEY🇹🇷🕋😎😎😎😎❤️
@abdelsoussi4144
5 жыл бұрын
Osmanli Torunlari geliyor tashakurat kardash
الصحراء مغربية 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
ربي عاونكم يا رجالة خوكم من تلجزاءر
I am driver an I respect to u all drivers I salute u from my heart 🙏
@gurpreetsinghbedi8909
5 жыл бұрын
Am also drivers driver union of world
Morocco and Senegal are Friendly Countries. Problem is Mauritania
@yasab3806
4 жыл бұрын
Mauritania and Algeria are blocking morocco !!!😡
@sali3492
4 жыл бұрын
@@yasab3806 Thats too bad. They could have been bestfriends lol. Politics divides the people. I dont think there is problem between the Morrocan, Algerian and Mauritanian peoples.
@zyadboutgayout248
3 жыл бұрын
@@sali3492 exactly the people are friendly with each other but politicians breaks and demolish that relationship for there own benefit
@HamidKhan-qq5zk
3 жыл бұрын
a really good watch from afar (UK). must say, i always have had a soft spot for Morocco 🇲🇦
@dahtok5935
3 жыл бұрын
This your problem , Mauritania don't have any problems with any one
عاش المغرب من طنجة للكويرة
تحية كبيرة للمغاربة و للأشقاء السينغاليين
ميناء الدخلة سيحل كثير من المشاكل🇲🇦💪
@moctartaher9008
3 жыл бұрын
ميناء الداخله ماتقدر تبنوه بدون موريتانيا معنانك خل عنك الكذب المزدوج لذي تفترضه علي نفسك يافاشل يا دون المستوي
@anassachak9506
Ай бұрын
@@moctartaher9008اشنو دبا مابقاتش موريتانيا هاتعاونا ههه كاتيقو راسكم ونتوما مالقيتو تا الخضرة هاهوا هايتفتح فالداخلة ونطح راسك
برافو خوتنا مغرابة 💛🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
truck drivers in Africa really go through tough times, please document their lives on Kenyan roads too, much apprciacions aljazeera
This trip from agadir to dakar could normally take not less that 3 to 4 days, but if threre are coorupt customs and transportagents, then it is like this, I am so glad that a trip from apain to finland doesent taje so long, because there is no customs only the worktime limits our traveltime, good bless you Inshallah
@omineol9897
5 жыл бұрын
muritania end senegal are so poor so they dont have good infrastructures to make t his trip Quick
@mouhamadoualphasam
5 жыл бұрын
@@omineol9897 i m sorry. Thiere are good infrastructures in Sénégal
@jarilangerak9390
5 жыл бұрын
Biggest delay you have is probably the Ferry to Germany. We should praise ourselves lucky aye.
@ultimatedriver9148
4 жыл бұрын
No, more than 4 days.
@ultimatedriver9148
4 жыл бұрын
Just Agadir to Mauritania takes 2 days
انا اعشق اهل المغرب شعب راقي ومضياف تحية لكم من علم دولتي موجود على صدري وقلبي
Reverence and admiration for their hard work and struggle they encounter en route to the journey for Dakar.. Life seems really very difficult and scary for these drivers. May Allah bless them..
I love these documentaries from Al Jazeera. Thank you very much
@benmaaouihamza30
5 жыл бұрын
they make really excellent documentaries , I think Al Jazeeera hire excellent journalists in order to offer these amazing works..
@RobertPunt
5 жыл бұрын
feels a lot like the BBC's
الله يحسن لعوان ربي معاكم 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦👍
2 hard working man trying to feed there families , May god please help them.
We Africans should invest building good roads and connect all African countries. If we do that we will devolope in faster way.
@jamexxxxxxxx
5 жыл бұрын
Camels don't need roads
@petittall557
5 жыл бұрын
+jamexxxxxxxx Nobody talked about camels over here. Sorry ain't hilarious bud!
@leonardomyers4423
4 жыл бұрын
Corruption is gonna be the hardest thing for y’all to over come
@samierreda2454
4 жыл бұрын
Ray Farrah of course, we must build good to develop business in africa and to connect african countries
@asimsparks
4 жыл бұрын
@@leonardomyers4423 It won't be hardest. It will be impossible.
تحية لكم من الجزائر ....فعلا رجالة
@abdelazizagourram218
4 жыл бұрын
أنت أيضا شهم و شجاع ...لا تخشى من تعليق الشياتين . شكرا اخي على كلامك الجميل .
Aljazeera does the best documentaries period. I’m always glad to find the Aljazeera channel. It’s getting harder to find in the States though. One has to look on the internet.
Hello from from Victoria bc Canada 🇨🇦 Peace be upon you my brothers I wish you safe travels
@boudiabobo1504
4 жыл бұрын
Thnks😊❤❤
الله يحفظكم و يحفظ جميع المسلمين يا ربي
Greetings from Indonesia. This is real ETS long journey. Liked it.
One very nice reportage where you get the chance to witness the daily struggle of two brave family mens. Great job al Jazeera, and also thanks for keeping the original dialogs and not dubbing them. Almost felt like I was in the truck and a nice remembrance of desert life
The scenery out there looks absolutely fantastic!
Hey I am from Turkey and I want to go morroco and spain at this summer
@CatsOfMarrakech
3 жыл бұрын
hello from new york we can't wait also to go back to Morocco. the food! the music!
@moradielmehdi7533
3 жыл бұрын
You all welcome to the kingdom of Morocco ❤️🇲🇦
@CarlosAlberto-ii1li
3 жыл бұрын
Go then but watch out for all people that will scam you including the police, buy more eyes to see them behind you, all thieves.
@ahmedaj6557
3 жыл бұрын
Hey welcome in any time you want to visit our kingdom
@youssefamir8775
3 жыл бұрын
Welcome to agadir
خاص دولة المغربية تحط موريطانيا فحجمها طبيعي و ماتعطيهاش كثر من حجمها ميناء فالسينيغال الحليف تاريخي للمغرب و مناء فالداخلة و غلق الحدود و فرض الفيزا نقطة إلى سطر
@goldengoldeneagle4948
3 жыл бұрын
هدا هو المعقول ،لان الشنقيطيين ضثرو بزاف ،وزايدون كيعاطفو مع بني عمهوم البوليساريو لان النص فالرابوني هم موريتانيين الكريعات
@rachidbayane7646
3 жыл бұрын
أنبوب الغاز والنفط منين غادي يدوزو؟؟؟
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
the lies of El jazeera who is manipulated by the Moroccans who work there in this dishonest company. they hide the truth about the Polisario and pass off the Western Sahara as Moroccan. I let you appreciate the lies of el jazeera who spreads only false information. their hands are full of Sahrawi blood
@user-us6wh1fu8n
3 жыл бұрын
@@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196 thank god that they didn’t make documentary about drivers from tindouf to Mauritania 😂
@amauritaniannomad6533
3 жыл бұрын
كيفاش؟ حجمنا لا تعطيه لنا لا المغرب و لا غيرها، حجمنا نحن من يحدده و لا نحتاج فيه لتزكية أحد و من يريد أن تستسمر بضاعته فالولوج إلى إفريقيا فعليه إحترام أولا الدولة و ثانيا السلطات المشرفة على المعابر و ثالثا عدم محاولة تهريب المخدرات عبر أراضينا.
The moroccan authorities must ensure that all the rights of the truck drivers are respected and pushing the companies owners to respect these rights. It's very unfair the conditions in which they are working !!
@walessius818
5 жыл бұрын
The Moroccan authorities are doing so, it's just that the checkpoints are always in danger that they have to do deeeez nuts!
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
the lies of El jazeera who is manipulated by the Moroccans who work there in this dishonest company. they hide the truth about the Polisario and pass off the Western Sahara as Moroccan. I let you appreciate the lies of el jazeera who spreads only false information. their hands are full of Sahrawi blood
@Magicallstore
3 жыл бұрын
Morocco now is working on a new maritime port from dakhla to dakar we are people of business not problems . You know even the road in mauritania to senegal was made by morocco and all vegetables and goods sold in mauritania come from Morocco but you can see how they treat us even they want to divide our country they support terrorists
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
@@Magicallstore TOZ IL FAUDRA MARCHER SUR LE POLISARIO QUI A DEMANDE L'AIDE MILITAIRE ALGERIENNE
@zoharthutmose6510
2 жыл бұрын
@virtualtour maroc there is laws and it’s organised in the Moroccan border.
Hi i am from Sénégal and i love marocain truck
@djibrilba853
5 жыл бұрын
Hi you need truck
@moustapharover9656
5 жыл бұрын
@@djibrilba853 yes
@azadam1000
5 жыл бұрын
insha Allah one day I wil visit Senergal to see my brothers in islam .
@moustapharover9656
5 жыл бұрын
@@azadam1000 OK i wait for you
@aminechei8509
5 жыл бұрын
@@azadam1000 good to know , kid
Wonderful Moroccan people love to work Dakhla port should be connected to Dakar port It would be better for Moroccans and Senegalese I also found a problem with the Mauritanian authorities
@warmtide4582
4 жыл бұрын
Gibraltar Britain you are right. I think moroccan authorities are working on it..this will make certainly the travel more safe and confortable.
@fi-geek7256
4 жыл бұрын
@@mikebarton funny
@mikebarton
4 жыл бұрын
@@fi-geek7256 funnier that a funny thing! 😜😜
@fi-geek7256
4 жыл бұрын
@@mikebarton i do ^_^
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
the lies of El jazeera who is manipulated by the Moroccans who work there in this dishonest company. they hide the truth about the Polisario and pass off the Western Sahara as Moroccan. I let you appreciate the lies of el jazeera who spreads only false information. their hands are full of Sahrawi blood
تحيا تامزغيت المغرب..من سوس نفتاح أفريقيا. .رغم كول الأشياء. .رغم كول الأشياء ضدنا......نحنو الأصل وباقي وهم.....سوسي مغربي أفتخر. .أهل المغرب يشتغلون في صمت
Appreciated these two guys, pretty informative.
I love Abdikabir's attitudes towards his job. Though a difficult one, He is appreciative of it.
صدمت من معاملة الموريتانيين العنصرية فعلا المغرب يجب ان يسرع عملية بناء موانئ الجنوب لتجاوز هذا الجار الفاشل
@Mohamed1990ht
4 жыл бұрын
فكرة صحيحة اخي الحبيب
@poiytuiop681
4 жыл бұрын
يث افكرث فعلنذ كلامذ ثحيح
@poiytuiop681
4 жыл бұрын
@@Mohamed1990ht فثره ثحيحه اخثي الذ حبيبذ
@walidberkane8019
4 жыл бұрын
والله الفشل لي فيهوم هوا الجهل لي فيهوم كاع لي ما يحترمش خوه المسلم فاشل
@abdelafidelaatifi6997
4 жыл бұрын
احنا معدنا زهر حتى فجيران الله يستر😭😭😭😭😭
كتشكيو بزاف اخوتي المغاربة معروفين حربيين ونحن نشتغل نفس المهنة اضهرتم فقط الجانب المظلم هده مهنة شريفة ويلا كان الإنسان صادق وحرايفي وكيبغي المهنة ديالو ااكد لكم ستجني كل خير والحمدلله
Am a truck driver in USA and I love driving good job guy love it
@ultimaterr2407
5 жыл бұрын
good for u brother nice job waryaa😂
@mahe8623
5 жыл бұрын
@@ultimaterr2407 mali ganggg
@FarahFarah-jp9yv
5 жыл бұрын
Doqon
@professionalhacker2834
5 жыл бұрын
Farah in the building zxp naagaha prostitute iska ilaali rest stops jogan
@issaadan323
5 жыл бұрын
I also prefer that kind of job delivery truck driver am turnboy now I normally work From Mombasa Kenya to South Sudan Rumbek. Insha-Allah one day I will be a good driver.
انا ولد اداخلة الله يعطيك الصحة
Respect to these drivers!!
فيديو جميل ، أحضن هنا من البرازيل.
so good documentary. Keep doing this al jazeera !!!
What a interesting documentary with interesting hard workers.... Than you AL-Aljazzera.... Ï learn a lot from it ma shaa Allah.
Good to see this documentary 👍 son of 🇸🇳 living in 🇪🇸
تحية الى عبد الكريم راجل مشاء الله
Loved these guys ... God bless them
كل الاحترام لاهل المغرب الطيبين
Seems like an adventure. The scenery, even in Mauritania, looks breathtaking I would happily do the job for free.
Esses motoristas são heróis, num calor e problemas trabalham de boa sem demostrar stress.
Hard Working With Best Driving Skills ,salute Them 🙏
i respect your job
J'ai roulé en Europe et Amérique du Nord et c'est la même job de partout...c dur et personne autour de nous ne comprend vraiment ce que l'on fait et pourquoi nous sommes si fatigués Les images s'accumulent dans nos mémoires, les paysages défilent..
إلى المترجم، كيلو إلا ربع ليس هو 250 غرام بل يساوي 750 غرام، هذه أبسط الأخطاء إلى أكبرها تقسيم تراب المملكة04:09
GOD bless all the truck drivers keep them safe... always
Great video...These truck drivers are so great. Salute them for their job.
we face the same issues, all around the world, weather we cross international borders , states, provinces, district lines, , im from canada , and have faced , issues with in my country , from province to province,(dot check points stopping only out of province trucks) and when crossing and del or pick up in the usa, from custom agents, with power trips, delaying you because they can , for no legal reason , to customers expecting you to drive 30 hr in a span of 10 hr, and then freaking out because your not there yet, because you have to book off by law, to customers not wanting the freight yet, expecting you to wait days too store it for them , till they are ready to except , it , or have a sale for it, or thinking by redirecting you to their customer should be included in the original shipping cost, like they are doing you a favor by getting their product off your truck ,and on to their customers dock ,,,, like the extra mileage , and time , does not exist , i can relate , with their issues, at least here , not every trip goes that bad, but then again i work for a major transportation system , so am luckier then others, bad weather can be a big issue too , ,,, at least , it gave a true view to what all drivers face , again and again , around the world, and to think , most of what we consume as humans gets hauled by trucks, , us drivers get treated like were the problems or should take the blame , , sad !!!
@buj1387
3 жыл бұрын
Sad indeed. While I don't like to be hindered by them while driving on the road I do understand they are doing an essential job and respect them for it as long as they drive carefully and not speed up. They are big, heavy and difficult to drive so a mishap with any other vehicle will always end up badly for the other party.
@dzpatrioteziridedjazairi8196
3 жыл бұрын
the lies of El jazeera who is manipulated by the Moroccans who work there in this dishonest company. they hide the truth about the Polisario and pass off the Western Sahara as Moroccan. I let you appreciate the lies of el jazeera who spreads only false information. their hands are full of Sahrawi blood
@flexcomesback6280
3 жыл бұрын
Viens travailler en France
@lewisc9959
Жыл бұрын
My uncle and cousin are truckers! They do a good job, work very hard. Sacrifice a lot for their families! God bless all truckers!
في الحدود الموريتانيا ، عليك أن تدفع الرشوة أو يتركنك هناك بعض أيام إلى أن تدفع.
Very tough ride for the drivers. They are so strong as a human, still the gave up at last, that's how hard the work is, may ALLAH bless them.
This is the most insightful documentary on the harsh realities of truckers or general working life in Africa encountered on a daily basis. Kudos to Al Ajazeera for this. Keep more coming.