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Laayoune launches over MAD 1 billion in projects to secure drinking water supply
As part of celebrations marking the 27th anniversary of the Throne Day, Morocco’s National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) on Wednesday launched and inaugurated several major infrastructure projects in Laayoune aimed at strengthening and securing the city’s drinking water supply. The projects, which also benefit surrounding communities, represent a total investment of more than MAD 1 billion.
New police headquarters opens in Laayoune as Morocco celebrates Throne Day
Laayoune has strengthened its police network with the inauguration of the new headquarters of the city’s Third Police District. Opened to mark the 27th anniversary of the Throne Day celebrations, the new facility is designed to bring police services closer to residents while improving public reception and service delivery.
US backs Green Ammonia project in Laayoune
The United States on Tuesday awarded its first government grant to a private-sector project in Morocco’s Southern Provinces, financing preliminary engineering studies for a green ammonia production plant in Laayoune.
Laâyoune’s future bridge, set to become Morocco’s longest, passes 50% completion
Construction of the bridge spanning the Oued Sakia El Hamra in Laâyoune, set to become Morocco’s longest bridge, has surpassed the halfway mark. The 1.4 billion-dirham project is entering a critical phase with work underway on its prestressed concrete deck. Designed to last at least a century, the bridge will strengthen the Tiznit-Dakhla expressway and support Laâyoune’s economic development.
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.
Laayoune joins military medicine network in first expansion beyond Rabat
Morocco’s military medicine training program is expanding beyond the capital Rabat for the first time, with 20 new places allocated to the Faculties of Medicine in Laayoune and Agadir.
Eight years, 36 countries, one bicycle: Youssef Sahsah completes his African odyssey in Laâyoune
Back in Laâyoune after cycling through 36 African countries, Moroccan adventurer Youssef Sahsah has brought to a close an extraordinary human journey that began in January 2018. For more than eight years, the young man from the capital of the Sahara crossed the African continent with little more than his bicycle, modest savings, and unwavering determination. The experience transformed him, and he now hopes to share it through a documentary titled “The African Dream.”