The station was opened on 10 July 2009 by King Mohammed VI, together with the town's other station Nador South and the line to Tawrirt.
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The construction of the 117 kilometer track to Taourirt cost 1.776 million dirham (approximately €180 million).
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The railway line doesn't terminate in Nador (even when the name of the line is Taourirt-Nador) but past Nador Ville there are two more stations: Beni Ansar (or Bin Anşār) Ville and Beni Ansar Port.
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The branch-line to/from Nador connects to the main east-west line near Taourirt.
In 2009, a branch-line of the E-W link was completed, running from Taourirt for 100 km to Nador.
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