A pair of tigers at the Rabat Zoological Garden . This is the first time the park has welcomed such an event that will last three months. The park is delighted with this event and invites Rbatis and other visitors to make the trip.
Morocco has raised its reduction commitment, to at least 45.5% of its greenhouse gas emissions, by 2030.
The cities of Tangier and Gzenaya are implementing a project to treat and recycle wastewater for the irrigation of green spaces. It is the result of a new partnership between the delegated company Amendis and the relevant institutional departments and elected councils.
Serious threats loom over Moroccan cities. Between abnormal constructions, industrial risks, fires, natural hazards, urbanization and others, the implementation of land use and construction regulations is more than essential.
A mini heat dome is announced in Morocco and Spain at the end of the week. Temperatures will reach 48°C in Andalusia and in part of the Kingdom.
About twenty beaches and a marina in Morocco have received the "Blue Flag" label for the year 2021. The announcement was made by the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection.
No illegal and anarchic occupation will be tolerated on the Aïn Diab beach . The prefecture services have launched a muscular operation to free this corniche, to the delight of the people of Casablanca.
In a few years, electric vehicles will invade the international market. This portends an opportunity for Morocco, which could invest in battery production.
The World Bank is contributing to Morocco to help it better fight natural disasters. It has just validated an additional loan of $100 million to support the Kingdom in this direction.
The structural work on the Mohammed VI Tower is progressing rapidly. According to Leila Haddaoui, the delegated general manager for the company O Tower, in charge of the realization and monitoring of this construction site, the execution rate is 75%.
The residents of Kenitra have had enough of stray dogs. In a petition addressed to their mayor, they denounce the poor management of animals in the city and the silence of the other competent authorities.
To give a new face to the city of Casablanca through its 2016-2020 development plan, the town hall has requested a loan of around two billion dirhams from the World Bank. The latter has just released 54 million dirhams, of which 24 million dirhams will be dedicated to the fight against desertification.