The Mohammed VI Tower in figures
Inaugurated on April 14, 2026 by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, the Mohammed VI Tower redefines the horizon of Rabat and Salé. This 250-meter giant combines technological prowess and environmental requirements at the heart of the Bouregreg Valley.
With its 55 floors reaching 250 meters, the building rests on foundations 60 meters deep to withstand earthquakes and floods. A harmonic damping system has been integrated to stabilize the structure against winds and vibrations in order to guarantee the comfort of the occupants.
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This large-scale, multi-functional project is served by 36 elevators. It brings together under one roof a luxury hotel, offices, residences, and a conference hall. The public can also enjoy shops, restaurants, and an observatory dedicated to the heritage of the two twin cities.
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The skyscraper focuses on energy innovation with photovoltaic panels and a rainwater harvesting system. These performances have enabled it to obtain the LEED Gold and HQE labels, now ranking it among the most sustainable and innovative buildings on the African continent.
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