This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
The rehabilitation work on Afghanistan Street in the Hassani district of Casablanca is progressing at a rapid pace, as part of a project which is part of the “Lubac” program launched by the Community of Casablanca.
The project aims to enhance the aesthetics of the street and improve transportation, while tackling the problem of traffic congestion in the area.
Afghanistan Street extends over a length of 1.5 km and constitutes a vital artery connecting the main areas of the Hassani district.
Ongoing work includes the preparation of sidewalks and walkways leading to nearby markets, in addition to the construction of new parking lots aimed at reducing congestion and improving the flow of travel.
The total cost of the project is approximately 5.8 billion centimes and also includes the development of the adjacent Abderrahim Bouabid Street, which connects the Hassani district to neighboring districts such as Maarif and Louzis.
The project should help improve the quality of life of residents and facilitate travel within the city.
The project is expected to be completed within three months, or 20 days after its launch. However, priority is given to ensuring quality implementation in order to achieve a sustainable vision of the city’s infrastructure.
This project is part of an overall development plan for the regions of greater Casablanca and embodies the commitment of local authorities to improve public services in line with the aspirations of the population.
