Moroccan officials will be welcomed in South Korea for training in environmentally friendly public transport. This new step prepares for the deployment in Rabat of an electric mobility system funded by the Korean cooperation agency KOICA.
Some Moroccans have paid deposits or advances for homes whose projects are facing delays . The authorities will check whether certain developments were marketed on disputed land or land whose legal status had not yet been regularized.
The Interior Ministry has asked municipalities to immediately release guarantees owed to contractors. This intervention follows reports of unjustified delays and suspicions of commissions demanded to accelerate the return of these sums.
Moroccan authorities are tightening controls against illegal exploitation of summer parking facilities. Facing recurring abuses, strict directives now govern the granting of licenses on coastal areas to protect vacationers from any form of extortion.
Facing the summer influx of vacationers, the Interior Ministry demands acceleration of processing building permits for Moroccans residing abroad (MRE . A strict directive aimed at eradicating administrative delays and chronic blockages in urban agencies.
To host the 2030 World Cup, the Moroccan capital is accelerating the development of its hotel park . The objective is to quickly fill the shortage of rooms in order to compete with Spanish and Portuguese tourist infrastructure.
In preparation for the 2030 World Cup , Morocco’s capital is multiplying construction projects to strengthen its accommodation capacity. Dozens of hotel establishments are currently under construction or awaiting approval across the city.
The Ministry of Equipment is launching a project to monitor the Moroccan coastline using drones. This technical program, with a budget of 500,000 dirhams, aims to track erosion and marine submersion in four strategic regions of the Kingdom, from the Oriental to Casablanca.
Since the beginning of the year, the regional customs services of Rabat-Salé-Kénitra have already destroyed more than 20 tons of drugs seized during the various checks carried out in the region.
Six start-up incubators will be set up in the next few days in the Rabat-Salé-Témara region to support the creation of businesses.