Nador: Real Estate Lobby Expands, Questions Raised over Governor's Weakness in Face of Construction Chaos

The city of Nador is experiencing rapid urban expansion, raising concerns among observers about the extension of real estate interests and the lack of a clear vision to control this growth.
Questions are increasing about the ability of local authorities, especially the provincial governor Jamal Chaârani, to impose good governance and protect the city from chaos.
Observers point out that digitalization alone is not enough to solve urban planning problems; strict supervision and transparency in decision-making are needed.
The lack of infrastructure and essential services in new neighborhoods is also criticized, postponing crises to the future.
There are calls to open a real debate about the city's urban future and to link any expansion to the provision of basic services.