This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Casablanca
After years of waiting, during which the infrastructure, particularly roads, of the town of Berrechid turned into a sort of “catastrophe” due to their state of disrepair, hope returned among the town’s inhabitants after that the governor, Mohamed Amhidia, decided to personally supervise the project to rehabilitate the entrances to Berrechid.
In this regard, Mohamed Amhidia, the governor of the Casablanca-Settat region, visited the city of Berrechid on the occasion of Independence Day and officially kicked off the rehabilitation and preparation works of the main entrances to the capital Oulad Ahrez.
Development and rehabilitation work on the main entrances to the city of Berrechid, including roads, public lighting and green spaces, worth 100 million dirhams, to which the municipality of Casablanca-Settat contributed amounting to 90 million dirhams and the commune of Berrechid. 10 million dirhams.
The works will concern the preparation of the four main entrances to the city, namely Mohammed V Street, Miles Entrance, Settat Entrance and Al-Sawalem Entrance, over a total distance of approximately 8 kilometers. paving of roads and paving works, creation of rainwater drainage channels, creation of green spaces, spaces and centers of attractions as well as creation and management of a remote public lighting network.
