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Casablanca is taking a major step toward modernizing its waste management system. The signing this week of the delegated management contract marks the effective launch of the future Casablanca Solid Waste Treatment and Valorization Center, a strategic project set to bring lasting changes to the city’s environmental model, according to a statement from the Casablanca City Council.

As Morocco expands its ports, railways, and energy and water networks, architect Mohammed Hakim Belkadi argues that resilience now depends less on protecting individual assets than on managing the growing interdependence between critical infrastructure.

Nicknamed the “Road of Death”, the road linking Bir Jdid and El Oulja in El Jadida Province has become a growing safety concern for those who use it every day. Along Provincial Road 3471, potholes, cracked pavement and years of neglect have turned routine journeys into dangerous trips, prompting growing concern among motorists, taxi drivers and local residents. Report.

Following several landslides in recent years, work to secure the road linking Kenitra to Mehdia fishing port is progressing steadily. The 9-million-dirham project aims to provide long-term protection for this strategic route against the risk of cliff instability.

Authorities in Nador province have officially launched a new public lighting network along the stretch of National Road No. 16 linking Touima and Arekmane. Built with an investment of nearly MAD 19 million, the project covers 17 kilometers with more than 700 LED streetlights and aims to improve road safety while supporting the region’s economic and tourism development.

A leading Spanish business organization has called on Spanish companies to make Morocco a core part of their long-term growth strategies, highlighting the Kingdom’s expanding infrastructure, industrial base and proximity to Europe. While these advantages are strengthening Morocco’s appeal, the group says they must be translated into greater productive investment and deeper integration into local value chains.

The new road is expected to improve mobility in southwestern Casablanca and complete a series of strategic infrastructure projects launched during the current municipal term.

The Casablanca-Settat Regional Multi-Services Company is continuing to carry out its major projects to modernize and strengthen essential infrastructure for the region’s residents.

The country’s largest seawater desalination project is expected to enter service early next year as Morocco expands desalination, dams, and inter-basin water transfers to strengthen long-term water security.