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The major infrastructure project is being built around the clock as construction moves forward under an accelerated work schedule.

Nighttime access through Gate 4 has eased truck traffic outside the port, but long delays inside the facility continue to weigh on transport operators.

Red meat remains expensive in Fez, and customers are responding by buying less. Butchers say rising livestock costs and weaker demand are squeezing their businesses, with the national herd’s decline and costly imports doing little so far to bring prices down.

The development of the Mar Chica lagoon in Nador has entered a new phase following the approval of a new land-use plan for the strategic site, setting the framework for future urban development and investment in the area.

Water transferred from the Sebou River has boosted reserves at the Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah Dam near Rabat, turning the reservoir into a vast expanse of water that now stretches across surrounding valleys and hills.

Farm-gate rates rebound to DH16-17 after crashing as low as DH6-7 before Eid, when heavy losses drove growers to raise fewer birds; producers say boom-and-bust cycle leaves farmers and consumers paying in turns.

Stretching across the Ouergha Valley in the province of Ouazzane, Al Wahda Dam is one of the key pillars of Morocco’s water system. It is not only the country’s largest dam in terms of storage capacity, with room for around 3.8 billion cubic meters of water, but also plays a strategic role in managing water resources in the Sebou Basin, meeting irrigation needs and generating electricity, while also supplying drinking water to local communities and supporting economic and social development in the area.

Facility beneath 16 November Square opened on Sept 7 with EV charging and round-the-clock access; motorists start paying from Sunday, Sept 20.

Mohammed VI, Hassan II, Lalla Khadija and Mohammed Ben Abdellah avenues are covered by works running into next year; inner streets and sanitation are next.