In the perspective of the 2030 World Cup that it will co-host with Spain and Portugal, Morocco has launched an international call for tenders for the realization of the study relating to the development of the prospective plan for the development of major urban systems at the national level.
The modernization projects in Rabat, involving demolitions, are eliciting mixed reactions among residents. While the objective of a "modern and connected" Rabat is generally understood, the lack of concrete rehousing proposals and support for affected people is raising concerns.
The construction of an underwater tunnel between Spain and Morocco is certainly an ambitious project, but it faces implementation challenges.
The strategic partnership between the National Defense Administration (Morocco) and Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), a subsidiary of the Indian conglomerate Tata Group, is taking on a new dimension.
The mayor of Rabat, Fatiha El Moudni, broke her silence to provide clarifications on the ongoing demolition operations in the Moroccan capital, which are causing anger and indignation among the residents.
Algeria is facing a decrease in the volume of water reaching it through the "Oued Guir", which contributes to the water supply of certain Algerian regions. Rabat is accused by Algiers of worsening the situation.
The development plan for Rabat will change the face of the Moroccan capital. The work to be carried out is evidence of this.
In Morocco, development projects related to the 2030 World Cup are progressing at a good pace. Among them is the extension of the high-speed rail network, which will impact 59% of users.
The residents and merchants of the Ocean district in Rabat are angry. And for good reason, the competent authorities have ordered them to clear the premises before the month of Ramadan, in view of the launch of major projects planned as part of the urban modernization of the capital.
From 1999 to the present day, Morocco has become the world capital of meteorite hunting. Several factors explain this rapid development.
As part of the urban redevelopment project of Rabat, the local authorities have launched the demolition of the houses of the Douar El Askar, located west of the city.
The project’s promoters and funders expect to receive support from London for the construction of the 3,800 km submarine cable that is to link Morocco to the United Kingdom and provide the British with 8% of their electricity needs.