The Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water announced the completion of the duplication work on the regional road (RR) 301 connecting El Jadida to Jorf Lasfar. These works were carried out under the best conditions in 7 months for a total investment of 104 million dirhams.
The strike announced by the National Union of Public Works Sectors of the Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water, following unsuccessful social dialogues, was widely observed throughout the national territory.
The alleys of the rural commune of Taghazout are getting a facelift. Despite the health crisis, sanitation work is progressing rapidly.
Located in the vicinity of Fnideq, the economic activity zone should come into service during the summer of 2021. The first works have started on a 10-hectare section for a project that should ultimately reach 90 hectares.
The Ministry of Spatial Planning has just generalized the pre-instruction procedure and the re-examination of pending authorization application files.
Construction professionals have written a letter to the Head of Government. The objective is to seek help to cope with the impacts of the coronavirus health crisis that is shaking their sector of activity.
The Minister of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water, accompanied by the Governor of the Province of Driouch, went to observe the progress of road projects whose work has been underway for several months.
Moroccans denounce the felling of several trees in Casablanca, in disregard of the fight against global warming and respect for the environment. The scene took place on Friday, February 28, on the Al Qods boulevard, leaving the surrounding residents perplexed and angry, as they will no longer be able to enjoy the shade of these trees.
The new station that stands in Asilah cost 44 million DH. While the land on which the station is located was a donation from the Asilah Forum Foundation, the construction was financed by the Abu Dhabi Development Fund for an amount of 34 MDH, and by the Northern Development Agency for an amount of 10 MDH.
The demolished villas of Sud Partners, as part of the demolition operation of unauthorized buildings within the Taghazout Bay resort, would have been sold to individuals.
After numerous irregularities noted in the construction of the new seaside and tourist resort "Taghazout bay" during a visit, King Mohammed VI ordered the suspension of the construction site, the demolition of villas and part of the hotels. The sovereign then gave instructions for the reconstruction of several buildings.
A mechanism is now in place to allow victims of accidents caused by potholes on roads or construction sites in municipalities to take legal action.