The maintenance of green spaces is a problem in Marrakech due to the severe drought that has been plaguing the kingdom in recent years and the lack of interest shown by the local authorities in these spaces, which are sorely lacking in certain neighborhoods of the ochre city.
In Morocco, the cities and regions of the North as well as the tourist areas of Bouznika, Skhirat, Mohammedia and their surroundings are experiencing heavy influxes, causing difficulties for motorists, negatively impacting the travel experience, and affecting the environment.
The authorities of Al Hoceima have tackled the occupants of public space on the Quemado beach. An operation welcomed by summer visitors, as well as a number of civil actors and tourism sector players.
The scene caused a scandal in Morocco. To the general surprise, a foreign tourist stripped naked and tried to swim naked on a beach in Al Hoceima before being stopped in his tracks by vacationers.
The "Mouvement Maroc Environnement 2050" (Morocco Environment Movement 2050) continues its crusade against the planting of palm trees in the urban areas of Marrakech, Tangier, Agadir and other Moroccan cities.
Casablanca, Marrakech and Tangier are sorely lacking in public toilets. A recurring problem lamented by residents, Moroccans living abroad and tourists.
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.
Residents of the commune of Chellalat, under the prefecture of Mohammedia, are crying out in disgust. They can no longer stand the nauseating odors coming from the waste that is invading the city, reminding the authorities of their duty to guarantee a healthy environment and preserve the health of citizens.
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 information about the appearance of sharks on the coasts of Agadir during this summer period is false. A local association provides its clarification.
18.6 billion dirhams. This is the budget allocated by the authorities of the Casablanca-Settat region to rehouse the inhabitants of the slums in affordable housing.
The anarchic occupation of the maritime domain by hotel units and luxury residences in the prefecture of M’diq-Fnideq prevents vacationers from having access to these spaces and enjoying them freely.