Creation of the Coalition for Sustainable Energy Access. The CEO of the Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (MASEN), Mustapha Bakkoury, made this announcement on Monday in New York, as part of the "Climate Action" Summit. Princess Lalla Hasnaa, President of the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection, also addressed the audience through a message.
Last weekend, at the United Nations headquarters, the young Moroccan environmental activist, El Mehdi Zaïri, raised his voice to denounce the climate crisis and propose actions to be taken to minimize its consequences, in support of calls for climate action. This advocacy took place against the backdrop of an immersive light show, in the run-up to the two climate summits organized by the UN on this crucial issue.
The project to install a self-consumption photovoltaic power plant is now a reality at the French Institute of Meknès. A first that fits well with the "Green Embassy" Plan, adopted by the French Embassy in Morocco since 2016. A plan that aims to raise awareness among the staff and the public of the French Institute of Meknès on environmental protection through the implementation of good practices and concrete actions.
Just like Tétouan , the other cities of northern Morocco are interested in the liberation of public spaces, in view of the proliferation of street vendors in the summer. This project is applauded by representatives of civil society and residents who have always called for the authorities to intervene to address this scourge.
Household waste management is a real headache in Saïdia, especially during the summer season. This city, which aims to be beautiful and clean, is experiencing a very delicate environmental situation.
The decision of the Fez city hall to have the trees of the city uprooted has caused an outcry among the inhabitants and associative actors. This initiative aims, however, to redevelop Mohammed VI Boulevard in the spiritual city.
In Chefchaouen, a large part of the Achacha-Tassift forest has been consumed by fire.
After the carnage of nearly 1,500 doves in the Marrakech region by men from the Gulf, the sanctions continue to rain down.
The accreditation of the tourism company that organized the hunting party that led to the slaughter of a large number of turtledoves has been suspended by the Department of Water and Forests. In addition to this sanction, it will also be prosecuted in court.
As part of the celebration of World Car-Free Day scheduled for September 22, the Association "Youth of the 21st Century" which is preparing the 3rd edition of the event at the local level, has called on the residents of the capital not to take their cars.
After the general outcry caused by the carnage of nearly 1,500 turtledoves in the Marrakech region by men from the Gulf, the Water and Forests Administration has opened an investigation.
The public highway is no longer a trash can. From now on, throwing or abandoning waste in the street, on the beach or in nature will be subject to a criminal fine that could reach 10,000 dirhams.