Souilme Bouaamoud

Dakhla’s changing streets are no longer confined to the main roads
Road widening and utility works have moved into neighborhoods, while a nearly 12km coastal link between Foum El Bouir and Lassarga extends construction along the waterfront.
‘Sir Sir’ follows Lekjaa from football to politics at 17,000-strong Dakhla rally
The PAM gathering brought the football chant into the stands as Lekjaa backed a MAD5,000 minimum wage and questioned the fate of MAD130 billion approved to reduce social and territorial disparities.
Dakhla Airport posts 45% growth in August, boosting tourism and investment
Dakhla Airport continues to strengthen its position as a strategic driver of economic and tourism development in the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region, enhancing the area’s appeal both nationally and internationally. Its infrastructure has an annual capacity of 300,000 passengers and includes a dedicated terminal for business and private aviation to accommodate the growing number of visitors.
Lekjaa hits out at ‘sharing the spoils’, conflicts of interest in outgoing govt
Speaking before 17,000 people, the PAM leader vowed to “change the course” of the outgoing government and challenged the RNI to act now on its minimum-wage proposal rather than wait until after the September 23 vote.
PAM takes its big guns to Dakhla for 10,000-strong rally
Fouzi Lekjaa, Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri and Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid arrived in the southern city on Saturday as the party took its pre-election roadshow south after stops in Fez, Sefrou and Berkane.
Boat carrying 201 migrants intercepted south of Dakhla
A Royal Navy unit intercepted a traditional boat carrying 201 irregular migrants about 185 kilometers southwest of Dakhla on Saturday as they attempted to reach the Canary Islands, according to the General Command of the Royal Armed Forces.
Dakhla marks Al Mawlid Annabawi with family gatherings and traditional celebrations
Residents of Dakhla joined celebrations across Morocco to mark Al Mawlid Annabawi, with families gathering and people taking to the city’s streets and public spaces to observe the religious occasion.
On Morocco’s 1,055-Km ‘Donald J. Trump Highway,’ travelers feel the difference
Stretching 1,055 kilometers from Tiznit to Dakhla and built at a cost of nearly MAD 10 billion, the expressway recently named the “Donald J. Trump Highway” has transformed travel across southern Morocco. For truck drivers, families and communities along the route, shorter journeys and better road conditions are translating a major infrastructure project into tangible changes on the ground.
Smart speed cameras to boost road safety in Dakhla
Smart speed cameras and surveillance cameras are being installed along Dakhla’s main roads. Deployed by the municipality in partnership with several stakeholders, including the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN), the new system aims to strengthen road safety, improve traffic monitoring, and reduce traffic violations.
Côte d’Ivoire’s Laayoune consulate launches biometric passport operation for Ivorian nationals
From July 18 to 22, the Consulate of Côte d’Ivoire in Laayoune is conducting a special operation to issue and renew biometric passports for members of its community. A technical team from Abidjan has traveled to the city to facilitate administrative procedures for around 150 nationals. The initiative has been welcomed by the Ivorian diaspora, which numbers nearly 12,000 people across Morocco’s southern provinces.