While first-time buyers have welcomed the new housing assistance program favorably, real estate developers, for their part, prefer to play the card of caution. They are calling on the government to review the conditions to make the offer more attractive.
Ahmed Attaf, Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated that Morocco’s expropriation of Algerian state property in Rabat is a "closed file".
Contrary to the information contained in the statement issued by the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, official Algerian documents attest to the discussions between Morocco and Algeria regarding the expropriation of Algerian state property in Rabat .
The president of the rural commune of Shoul under the prefecture of Salé explained the justification for the demolition operations of shops, villas and tourist spaces built in violation of the law.
Exasperated by the unfulfilled promises of the developer, the victims have set up the "Al Madina Residence for Sustainable Development" association to collectively defend their rights and take possession of their real estate. They also implore the help of King Mohammed VI.
Lover of the Marrakech destination, the famous Saudi singer, actor, musician and record producer, Rashed Al-Majed, has acquired a villa to settle there.
While Algiers condemns through its press agency what it calls "a project to confiscate the premises of the Algerian state embassy in Morocco" and describes as "an unqualifiable violation", Rabat provides clarifications.
The American platform Airbnb now prohibits all surveillance cameras inside rental properties. This new rule will come into effect in April in all countries, including Morocco.
The expropriation of properties belonging to Algeria in Morocco is legal and in accordance with international law, explained Professor Abderrahim El Manar Esslimi, president of the Maghreb Center for Security Studies and Policy Analysis.
The expropriation of real estate properties of the Algerian state located in the center of Rabat is imposed on the government of Aziz Akhannouch.
Two elected officials from the Marrakech municipality, including a member of parliament, are accused of land spoliation in the context of the royal project called "Marrakech City of Permanent Renewal".
Aziz Akhannouch, the head of the Moroccan government, has signed a decision authorizing the expropriation by Morocco of property belonging to the Algerian state.