A roundtable was held at the Moroccan Labour Union headquarters in Nador, bringing together journalists, trade unionists, and politicians to discuss the development plan for the Marchica lagoon.
Discussions focused on the plan's impact on urban planning, the economy, and the future of real estate in the region.
The commune of Arkmane was a central concern, as large residential areas could be classified as agricultural land outside the urban framework, drawing criticism.
The regulation of real estate on Nador's corniche and Avenue 80 was also addressed, with calls for a fair approach balancing development and residents' rights.
In conclusion, participants encouraged affected parties to file legal objections to help modify the project and ensure sustainable development.
Nador roundtable discusses Marchica plan's impact on urban planning and real estate
source: lisanpress.com
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