While in Europe, most car manufacturers have withdrawn diesel cars from the market, Morocco continues to produce and market them. How to achieve a balance between economic imperatives and the preservation of the environment and health?
The decision of the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development to authorize the import of more than two million tons of household waste and rubber tires from European countries, including Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom and Sweden, is not well received by environmental organizations in Morocco.
A pool located in Morocco is ranked among the 12 most extraordinary pools in the world.
In Tetouan and M’diq, opposition elected officials are calling on the presidents of the municipalities to take proactive measures to protect neighborhoods threatened by floods.
Very popular with vacationers, the Merkala beach in Tangier is threatened by sewage pollution. An ecological disaster that residents and tourists, including Moroccans living abroad, are calling to be brought under control.
The Association of Friends of the Environment in the province of Zagora is calling on the Ministry of the Interior and the governor to save the province, hit by drought and water scarcity.
The proliferation of brown jellyfish on the Assilah coast is worrying vacationers, who are staying away from the beaches. This situation is undermining tourism as well as fishing in northern Morocco.
While considerable sums of money have been released for its realization, the project to develop the Oued El Jawahir in Fez, presented to King Mohammed VI, is now struggling.
The management of waste on Moroccan beaches remains a recurring problem faced by local authorities every summer season.
In Tangier, residents and vacationers will no longer be able to enjoy a recreational pool on the Ba Kacem beach. It has been closed by the city authorities.
The authorities of Casablanca are working on the construction of 62,000 social housing units to accommodate the inhabitants of the slums of the metropolis and its surroundings (Nouaceur, Médiouna and Mohammedia), before the 2030 World Cup.
Videos showing orca attacks on bathers off M’diq have been widely circulated on social media, and yet they are false.