HIBAPRESS – Tan-Tan
A number of merchants on Beach Street in the city of Tan-Tan submitted a complaint to the provincial governor on September 8, 2026, demanding the removal of the harm they say has befallen their commercial activity as a result of the coincidence of two administrative decisions on the same street.
The first decision relates to the closure of Beach Street due to bridge construction work connecting to Hassan II Street, while the second decision prohibits parking and stopping on the street, which the merchants considered to have directly affected customer traffic and commercial activity in the area.
The merchants confirmed that the continuation of this situation has negatively impacted their store revenues, highlighting that a number of them are now threatened with bankruptcy due to the decline in commercial activity, and they are demanding that the authorities intervene to address these damages.
The shop owners requested the cancellation of one of the decisions or the mitigation of its effects, while studying interim solutions that allow their commercial activities to continue, taking into account at the same time the requirements of the work, traffic regulation, and preserving their right to continue working.
