Heba Press: Agadir
During the first session of its ordinary session in October 2024, the Collective Council of Agadir approved a global program for the rehabilitation and development of a set of neighborhoods in the city of Agadir, for the period extending between 2025 and 2028.
This project is part of the efforts of the Collective Council of Agadir to promote spatial justice and improve urban infrastructure in the city’s neighborhoods, with the aim of improving living conditions and providing basic services to residents. inhabitants with high quality standards.
This project includes the rehabilitation of 22 districts of the city, namely the Tilila district, Amsernat, Moulay Rachid, the Hassani district, the Khair road, Agaras, the Mohammedi district, Ahhchash, Lagouira, Dakhla, Al-Farah, Haute Fonti, Boutassery. , Al-Wefaq, Al-Huda, Adrar, Al-Zaytoun, Asaka, Al-Khiyam, the industrial district, Al-Quds and Al-Salam, as the project aims to improve the quality of life in these areas by improving infrastructure and public services.
The project includes the modernization of road, electrical and public lighting networks, in addition to the creation of new green spaces and the development of nearby parks and playgrounds, which will also be rehabilitated in order to provide a healthy environment for residents of the city.
The total cost of the project amounts to 700 million dirhams, distributed between 3 partners, to which the Agadir Community Council contributes 400 million dirhams, while the Ministry of National Territorial Preparation and the Regional Council of Souss-Massa are each contributing 150 million dirhams to this project. will be implemented in phases extending between 2025 and 2028.
This project will help improve the living conditions of residents in targeted neighborhoods, by developing infrastructure and providing green spaces and leisure services. It will also improve the quality of life and respond to citizens’ aspirations towards a more developed and organized city.
