The Chinese construction giant, China Communications Construction Co (CCCC), is about to be selected to carry out the construction work of a floating regasification unit in Morocco.
The Chinese construction giant, China Communications Construction Co (CCCC), could be selected at the end of the selection process for the company that will be in charge of building a floating regasification unit (FSRU) in Morocco.
The Marrakech city hall began on Monday the demolition of unauthorized constructions and illegal occupation of public domain in several neighborhoods of the city.
Casa Transport announced the launch of the construction work of a grade-separated bridge on Boulevard Mohammed VI. The structure should be operational as early as the summer of 2022.
After the auxiliary authorities, it is the turn of the authority agents to be targeted by an investigation linked to the proliferation of anarchic constructions in Marrakech. The sanctions imposed on the auxiliary authorities have shown the commission the need to turn to the authority agents to assess their level of involvement.
A worker was seriously injured after the partial collapse of a construction site in Tangier.
Real estate and construction professionals are awaiting the next government on many projects, including the relaunch of the social housing program and the implementation of a series of reforms to facilitate the rapid and sustainable recovery of activity after the health crisis.
The construction sector in Morocco seems to be regaining good momentum. Cement sales, the main barometer of the sector, increased by 19.3% during the first eight months of this year compared to 16.6% last year.
A few months after its rehabilitation, Oussama Ibnou Zaïd (former Jura street), located in Maârif, a district of Casablanca , presents serious safety flaws.
Conjunctural indicators suggest a good recovery of economic activity in the coming months. The announcement was made by the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasts (DEPF) in its recent economic note.
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has announced its intention to build a football stadium to "international standards" in Dakhla. The estimated budget for the project is 200 million DH.
The Moroccan group Ymmy Finance Holding in partnership with the Nigerien authorities wants to build a "smart city" in the capital for an amount, it is said, of 3.3 billion dollars.