The Casablanca city council has decided to harmonize the urban aesthetics of the city and put an end to the disorder related to the occupation of public space. In this sense, it is working on the development of new regulations to standardize the terraces of cafes and restaurants.
The capital Rabat is preparing to undergo major urban changes with the widening of several roads, the creation of new green spaces and parking lots, as well as the modernization of many neighborhoods. This ambitious project is part of an integrated development vision, aimed at reconciling investment, governance and the well-being of the inhabitants.
Casablancans are angry. And for good reason, the public toilets installed at various strategic locations in the city are still not operational.
The governor of the province of Zagora, in Morocco, has recently made a decision to regulate the cultivation of red and yellow watermelon , in order to preserve water resources. This measure, which restricts cultivable areas and prohibits cultivation in certain areas, comes after significant rainfall and flooding that have replenished the water table and dams.
Rumors have circulated in recent days in Valencia, a Spanish city affected by the Dana depression, indicating that this weather phenomenon would be caused by Morocco. This is not the case, assure Spanish experts.
Farmers in the Tata region are pleading for the lifting of the ban on watermelon cultivation. But the local authorities maintain their refusal.
The adoption by the European Union of a tax on kerosene in order to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 would deal a severe blow to the European air transport sector, warn airlines that fear a transfer of tourists to Morocco or Turkey.
The Marrakech-Menara international airport was temporarily paralyzed by the floods caused by the torrential rains that hit the ochre city.
Solid waste is invading many neighborhoods of Tangier, proving the inability of the city council and the delegated companies in charge of sanitation to get rid of the garbage.
Many residents of the regions between Ahfir and Berkane have expressed their concerns on social media about the proliferation of wild boars in cities.
The streets of Marrakech turned into torrents after the torrential rains that hit the city on Sunday.
The Directorate General of Meteorology (DGM) has just provided explanations on the statements of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) according to which the main Moroccan coastal cities, such as Casablanca, Tangier or Agadir, are threatened by the rise in sea levels, coastal erosion and land submersion, particularly during violent storms.