Nador: City parks wither, neglect wastes millions in investments

The public gardens and parks of Nador are suffering from severe neglect: green spaces have dried up and equipment is broken, turning these places into deserted spaces instead of lungs for families.
Significant investments had been allocated to these gardens as part of urban improvement projects, but the lack of regular maintenance and the absence of a vision for post-completion management have led to their deterioration.
As a result, families have abandoned these spaces and are looking for alternatives, a paradox that reflects the decline in the quality of public facilities.
Observers are calling on the municipal council to launch an emergency program to rehabilitate the gardens, stressing that their preservation is part of the right to a healthy environment and quality of life, especially in a city undergoing rapid urban expansion.