The wali of the Casablanca-Settat region, Mohamed Mhidia, and the Regional Investment Center of this same region are working in perfect synergy to implement new measures to be included in the building permit application procedures.
In Morocco, the labor shortage in the construction and public works sector is a real and widespread problem that could have a negative impact on the major construction sites opened as part of the preparations for the 2030 World Cup. Professionals in the sector are proposing solutions.
While one billion dirhams have been spent on Chrafat, one of the four new towns in the Tangier agglomeration, intended to accommodate some 150,000 inhabitants, the objectives are far from being achieved. Launched in 2009, this project is dying.
On the drawing board for several years, the project to build a tunnel connecting Punta Paloma, in Spain, to Punta Malabata, in Morocco, will soon take shape. The construction site must be delivered before the World Cup that Morocco will co-host with Spain and Portugal in 2030.{}
Complying with the instructions of the Ministry of the Interior, the local authorities of Casablanca have launched a vast and intense clean-up campaign to put an end to the anarchic constructions that are proliferating on the outskirts of the city.
In Morocco, construction is experiencing an upswing that is not about to stop. The prospects are generally positive, but the sector still faces major challenges.
The new urban planning project for Rabat is causing concerns among the residents of several neighborhoods, including Yaacoub Al Mansour. They fear the relocation or demolition of their old homes.
Nearly a decade after the launch of the strategic plan for the integrated and sustainable development of the province of Kenitra (2015-2020) under the aegis of King Mohammed VI, the majority of projects are struggling to be delivered or are completely stalled.
Morocco has just awarded the Chinese company Covec the contract for the modernization of the Kénitra-Marrakech high-speed line, worth 1.3 billion dirhams. The Chinese construction giant had already been selected in 2016 to carry out civil engineering work during the first phase of this mega-project.
In Morocco, preparations for the 2030 World Cup, which will be co-organized with Spain and Portugal, are progressing well. An overview of the major projects underway in the kingdom.
In Marrakech, merchants express their expectations regarding the rehabilitation of Jemaa El Fna Square. A project that is part of the major infrastructure and service improvement projects of the city council.
The mayor of Casablanca, Nabila Rmili, on Monday, during the session of the municipal council, provided an update on the progress of infrastructure projects underway in the economic capital, without failing to raise the difficulties encountered.