In Morocco, the walis and governors are determined to put an end to the anarchy reigning on the beaches. They are carrying out large-scale operations to liberate the maritime domain.
In this summer period marked by a heat wave, the city of Mohammedia is experiencing an invasion of mosquitoes, flies, and cockroaches, which are disturbing the tranquility of the residents.
Martil is undergoing a vast operation to liberate the public maritime domain illegally occupied by umbrella and chair renters, much to the delight of summer vacationers.
Consumer protection associations are on a crusade against parasol renters who are the source of the chaos reigning on several Moroccan beaches during this summer period.
In Casablanca, the crusade against wild buildings takes on another dimension. Mohamed Mhidia, Wali of the Casablanca-Settat region, is using drones from the Urban Agency whose mission is to detect urban planning offenses.
In Morocco, the summer season is a period when lobbies and intermediaries take advantage to impose their rules in holiday destinations, ruining the Moroccan experience for vacationers and tourists.
Despite recurring climatic events, the watermelon sector in Morocco is experiencing a clear improvement in terms of quality and volume this season, to the point of crushing European competition.
Extensive demolition operations have been undertaken in Casablanca to free the city from anarchic constructions encroaching on public domain. These operations are part of the preparations for the Football World Cup that Morocco is co-organizing with Spain and Portugal.
Faced with growing discontent from vacationers who denounce the anarchy on certain Moroccan beaches due to chair and umbrella renters, local authorities have taken a number of measures to put an end to public disorder.
While its official inauguration has not yet taken place, the Corniche of Mohammédia is already in ruins. This is damaging the image of this coastal city and driving away tourists.
A new episode of intense heat is expected in France next week due to hot air coming from Morocco.
A connecting point between Casablanca and Rabat, the city of Mohammedia is particularly attractive due to its unique geographical location and its beaches. However, certain structural and organizational issues hinder its transformation into a true tourist destination.