This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Abdel Latif Baraka
A group of residents of the Aghmat community, including traders and traders, filed a complaint with the Commander of the Aghmat Command regarding the occupation of public property of the community center by the owners of random shops dedicated to selling food and fruit. The plaintiffs explained that these traders sell without legal authorization, which causes chaos in the center and negatively affects the general image of the area.
According to the text of the complaint, the proliferation of random stores caused a scene of chaos and randomness, because the lack of organization of these commercial activities harmed the general aesthetic of the group. These traders’ failure to comply with local laws and regulations constitutes a blatant violation of standards, which harms regulated business activities in the region. The complaint adds that the display of products in a random manner, in addition to the recourse of certain merchants to fraud in their relations with customers, can harm the reputation of local businesses.
The plaintiffs asked the regional commander to take the necessary measures to ensure the continuity of their business and protect them from unfair competition, at a time when one of the plaintiffs witnessed an attack by one of the defendants, which which raised a legal action which is now the subject of an investigation by the Tahanaout gendarmerie under the supervision of the public prosecutor’s office.
In contact with our website, the coordinator of the Marrakech-Safi region of the National Observatory for the fight against corruption and protection of public money confirmed that this chaos and this hazard not only affect the aesthetics of the region , but also threaten Agmat’s reputation as a historic region. The region contains many important historical monuments, such as the burial place of Ibn Abbad and other monuments that are part of Moroccan identity. He stressed that the preservation of these monuments requires greater efforts to ensure sustainable development that improves the situation of the region and contributes to strengthening cultural tourism.
From this point of view, the coordinator of the observatory stressed the need to work towards the regulation of commercial activities in the region and to achieve a balance between the economic rights of the population and the preservation of the cultural and historical heritage of the Aghmat community, as part of broader development. project in the region.
