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The second Moroccan-American Medical Days featured academic lectures and practical workshops on the use of artificial intelligence in surgery and early disease diagnosis.

Hundreds of residents of Laayoune took to the streets on Friday, October 30, to celebrate the announcement that MINURSO’s mandate would end. The public show of support echoed the unanimous backing expressed by elected officials and local leaders, who described the development as a historic milestone for the Kingdom’s sovereignty.

The second edition of the “Al-Anwar” festival has illuminated the city’s streets and public buildings with colorful artistic displays in celebration of the anniversary.

Reconstruction of the Sakia El Hamra Dam north of Laayoune has reached 99% completion, with only finishing work and the installation of technical equipment remaining. The dam has been in early operation since 2025, highlighting its strategic role in strengthening water security in the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra region.

Streets are being decorated and public spaces refurbished ahead of the October 31 celebrations.

With an investment of 1.38 billion dirhams, construction of Morocco’s longest bridge in Laayoune is progressing steadily. Project teams are also taking measures to protect the ecosystem of the Sakia El Hamra River, whose wetlands are classified as being of national importance.

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

The party presented its priorities for the next five years, with Nizar Baraka and Moulay Hamdi Ould Errachid focusing on autonomy, jobs, higher education and investment in the region.

For its 14th back-to-school season, Laâyoune’s Paul Pascon French International School is reaching a new milestone with the move to a brand-new campus. Established in the city since 2012, the school is beginning the 2026-2027 academic year in modern facilities designed to meet international standards. The new setting reaffirms its mission of providing high-quality French education through a multilingual curriculum and a strong openness to Morocco and the wider world.