The weekly market in the commune of Azghang, Nador province, has resumed trading after nearly ten months of closure, on a new plot a few kilometres from the commune centre.
The first day saw limited commercial activity compared with the bustle it once had at its original site.
Local observers regard the relocation as a temporary solution, given the lack of guarantees for permanent stability and the decline in trade.
Affected traders are urging the competent authorities to improve working conditions and compensate part of the losses incurred during the shutdown.
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