A signed document, same day
A contract, an original, a set of office keys. A courier leaves Place des Nations Unies and hands it over in person across town, with a code at pickup and a code at delivery.
Courier Sidi Belyout
A courier in the Sidi Belyout district of Casablanca
Sidi Belyout holds more offices than residents. Runs here start at a head office, a bank on Boulevard Mohammed V or the Marché Central, and almost always end somewhere else in the city.
A verified courier picks something up at a 20030 address and hands it over at another, across Casablanca and its outskirts, 24/7. You pay the courier in cash on delivery.
A file between two banks
Boulevard Mohammed V is where the bank head offices sit. A file that has to move from one department to another leaves and arrives the same morning, with nobody leaving their desk.
A purchase collected at the Marché Central
The fish is ordered and you are at work. The courier collects it for you and brings it over, without you crossing the centre at rush hour.
Where we go in Sidi Belyout
Neighbourhoods
Centre-ville, Marché Central, Place des Nations Unies, Boulevard Mohammed V
Landmarks we work from
Gare Casa-Port, Marché Central, Place des Nations Unies, Port de Casablanca, Boulevard Mohammed V
Neighbouring districts
Common questions
Can a courier get into an office building?
They report to reception like any visitor. Put the floor, the company and the person's name in the instructions: that is what reception will ask for, and the courier will have it in front of them.
How much does a courier cost in Sidi Belyout?
On the real route between the two addresses, from MAD 20.00, shown before you confirm.
How do you pay for a run in Sidi Belyout?
In cash, straight to the courier, on delivery. The price shown before you confirm is the final price: that is the amount you hand over, and nothing is taken from a card.