After years of waiting, the Aïn Sebaâ park finally opens its doors this Tuesday. Faced with the outcry over the prices deemed high, Mayor Nabila Rmili unveiled on Monday "family" packages in an attempt to appease the spirits.
While the renovation work has been completed for several months, the reopening of the Aïn Sebaâ (Casablanca) zoo, which has been closed for several years, is still not effective. Concerned, the deputy of the Party of Progress and Socialism, Loubna Sghiri, is questioning the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit.
Long-awaited, the first animals have finally been delivered to the Aïn Sebaâ zoological park in Casablanca, one of the oldest in Morocco. Closed for renovations for years, the famous zoo should reopen in the coming months.
The Aïn Sebaâ zoo in Casablanca is about to reopen its doors after years of closure, but the admission price is causing some grumbling.
After more than ten years of closure, the Aïn Sebaâ zoo is finally preparing to reopen to the public in early 2025. This announcement, which delights the people of Casablanca, is nevertheless accompanied by a growing controversy over the admission fees, which are considered excessive for the Moroccan wallet.
The Casablanca municipality should approve this Thursday, during an extraordinary session, the delegated management contract of the Aïn Sebaâ zoological park, whose reopening announced since 2014, is still not effective.
The municipal council of Casablanca is facing a challenge: urgently mobilize the sum of 80 million dirhams to rehabilitate and equip the Aïn Sebaâ zoo, which should soon open its doors.
A financial dispute between the city of Casablanca and the company mandated to manage the Aïn Sebaâ zoo is blocking the opening of the park.
After a long medical stay in Belgium, the 47-year-old Amiens elephants will soon be transferred from the Pairi Daiza park near Mons in Belgium to Morocco.
The Casablanca city council recently announced that it has selected the company that will be in charge of the delegated management of the Ain Sebaa zoo , whose work has been suspended for years.
After major renovation work, the Aïn Sebaâ zoo in Casablanca will be open to the public again as of January 2025. This was announced by Moulay Ahmed Afilal, vice-president of the Casablanca Commune in charge of cleanliness and water.
After another postponement of the opening of the Ain-Sebâa zoological park , the Casablanca city hall has set up a commission to monitor the progress of the work.