
El Jadida Bans Mobile Cafes, Sparking Debate on Urban Street Vendors
The authorities of El Jadida have decided to ban the activity of mobile cafes in certain specific areas of the city.

The authorities of El Jadida have decided to ban the activity of mobile cafes in certain specific areas of the city.

In Tangier, several cafes have been closed due to non-compliance with the legal and organizational regulations in force as part of the inspection controls.

In Morocco, voices are being raised against the construction of a two-story café in the middle of a roundabout in the commune of Sidi Allal Bahraoui, in the province of Khémisset.

Although they received a notification at the end of February ordering them to vacate the premises within 15 days, the restaurants and private beaches of Dar Bouazza continue to operate peacefully. However, they live under the threat of a decision that could be made at any moment.

Some cafes in the city of Nador are turning away their single customers, telling them that these establishments are reserved only for couples and families. A practice that has sparked outrage on social media.

In Tetouan, cafe and restaurant users are exploding with anger. The origin of this discontent is the exorbitant prices that could ruin their summer vacations.

The authorities in Marrakech have carried out a large-scale control operation of snack bars, closing nearly 200 establishments to preserve the health of Marrakechis and tourists.

In M’diq-Fnideq, several fast food establishments and ice cream parlors have been temporarily closed due to non-compliance with the legal and organizational regulations in force as part of the inspection controls.

Accused of supporting the Israeli army in its current offensive in the Gaza Strip, the American brand McDonald’s is the target of a boycott campaign in Western Asia and Europe that is having a negative impact on its activities. KFC is not spared either.

In recent months, the restaurant and cafe sector has been struggling to get back on its feet. This is evidenced by the number of establishments that have closed in the Casablanca-Settat, Rabat-Salé-Kénitra and Fès-Meknès regions.
Suffocated by debt, a Moroccan and his associates of Dutch and Chinese nationalities are about to lose their property, the "The Red Sun" restaurant specializing in Asian cuisine in Marrakech. The establishment is up for auction.

Faced with the anarchy of quad owners who organize dinners and shows in the Palmeraie of Marrakech, without authorization and in violation of hygiene standards, restaurant and complex owners are calling on the regional authorities to take action to avoid new cases of food poisoning.