The food stalls at Jamaa el-Fna are set to be renewed. Al Omrane Marrakech-Safi has just launched a 7.68-million-dirham contract for their manufacture, installation and connection on Marrakech’s famous square.
Hundreds of families, including MREs, have been waiting for years for their apartment in the Al Ghali project in Marrakech. After sometimes substantial payments and a stalled construction site, work has finally resumed, nine years after the launch of the program’s last phase.
In Marrakech, the public amounts associated with the transformation of Jemaa el-Fna continue to rise. Within a few months, the announced figures went from 68 to 114 and then 160 million dirhams, depending on the scope considered.
Morocco continues to court Moroccans living abroad on the real estate front. After several stops across Europe, the Al Omrane Expo – Moroccans of the World 2026 trade show made a stopover in Barcelona, with a clear objective: to bring Moroccan real estate offerings closer to Moroccans established abroad.
The Minister of Housing presented the new orientations of the national housing policy to Parliament on Monday. Fatima Zahra El Mansouri has recorded a break with the old models, announcing a priority now given to the rental sector for the middle class while making a critical assessment of the previous social programs.
In the commune of Harbil, hundreds of farming families are still waiting to receive their compensation, after being expropriated from their land as part of the "Extension Tamansourt" project, launched sixteen years ago. The beneficiaries, on the other hand, are hoping for the realization of this housing development.
After two years of suspension due to Covid-19, the traveling international exhibition "Al Omrane Expo Marocains du Monde" has resumed its tours to meet Moroccans of the world. On Saturday, it made a stopover in Madrid.
The Al Omrane Group intends to relaunch low-cost housing or 140,000 DH housing. In this sense, it organized a meeting in Fez .