Dozens of Tangier residents are fed up with the state services refusing to issue them building permits for the past ten years, while rental costs in the city of Tangier continue to rise. They are asking the Wali of the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region, Younes Tazi, to find a solution to the problem.
While a company has won a contract worth 8,475,600 dirhams to repair the potholes that have invaded Tangier, road users continue to suffer.
Despite reports and cries of distress, the local authorities have still not taken measures to protect the people of Tangier from a building that threatens to collapse, on Roudani Square, known as "Nejma Square".
Most of the major projects launched in Morocco as part of the preparations for the 2030 World Cup have been entrusted to large companies at the expense of small and medium-sized enterprises. These large groups are importing construction materials, neglecting local production.
Rabat is intensifying its preparations to host the 2030 World Cup of football, which Morocco will co-organize with Spain and Portugal. Many development works have been undertaken in one of its oldest and most famous neighborhoods. But changes that do not necessarily please everyone.
Morocco is working for the successful organization of the 2030 World Cup, alongside Spain and Portugal. Construction sites are accelerating in the six cities that are to host this global sporting event.
A Qatari hospital will soon be built in Boujdour, Morocco, and will bear the name of the former Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa, father of the current Emir.
Nizar Baraka, the Minister of Equipment and Water, launched the construction work of the bridge over the Oued Sakia El Hamra, at the level of the ring road of the city of Laâyoune. Costing 1.38 billion dirhams, these works should last 40 months.
The work on the Guercif-Nador motorway is progressing normally. The Ministry of Equipment and Transport, which is the project owner, has launched a call for tenders for the realization of the second phase.
Casablanca is working to strengthen its road infrastructure in order to facilitate travel within the city and outside, in the perspective of the 2030 World Cup.
The ongoing excavation and widening works in the city of Al Hoceima at the start of the summer season are disrupting traffic and causing outrage among residents and visitors, particularly Moroccans living abroad.
Despite the clarifications of the urban agency of Khémisset, the controversy is escalating around the construction of a two-story café in the middle of a roundabout in the commune of Sidi Allal Bahraoui.