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With an investment of 1.38 billion dirhams, construction of Morocco’s longest bridge in Laayoune is progressing steadily. Project teams are also taking measures to protect the ecosystem of the Sakia El Hamra River, whose wetlands are classified as being of national importance.

The partners behind the Oued Bouskoura flood protection project in Nouaceur province have approved a third and final phase of work. Bouskoura commune president Abdelkarim El Maliki says flood risks are no longer a threat, but pollution from nearby industrial zones remains a concern.

The six-kilometer project is expected to take 18 months and aims to improve traffic flow, road safety and access to the growing commune near Agadir.

The FIFA president highlighted Morocco’s investment in training centers and stadiums as part of wider efforts to develop football across Africa.

The Grand Stade de Fès is entering a new phase of renovation ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, with the National Agency for Public Facilities (ANEP) launching two international tenders worth a combined MAD 1.52 billion to upgrade and equip the venue.

The Fez-Meknes Regional Council approved a package of projects and agreements covering industry, handicrafts, infrastructure, sports, water access and flood protection during its regular October session on Monday.

The 1.2 billion dirham project is expected to become Morocco’s fifth-largest dam and strengthen water resources in the region.

The Fez-Meknes region is preparing a master plan to overhaul its wastewater and stormwater management system, with the aim of adapting infrastructure to demographic, urban and industrial growth and preparing for mounting water stress and climate-related risks.

The riverside project is part of a wider effort to reshape the Bouregreg Valley and strengthen links between Rabat and Salé.