HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyaoui
After years of waiting and anticipation by the residents of the Ismailian capital, work has begun on the rehabilitation and restoration of the historic Bab Tizimi Garden in the city of Meknes. This step is expected to restore the importance of this public space, which represents one of the vital outlets for the city's residents.
Documented photos from the site show the arrival of the necessary machinery and equipment, and the commencement of the initial stages of work, indicating a transition from the waiting phase to the beginning of field intervention aimed at rehabilitating the garden and improving its condition.
This project comes in the context of repeated demands from a number of citizens for the necessity of attention to green spaces and public gardens, and the maintenance of facilities that are part of the city's collective memory, especially in light of the need to provide spaces for rest and recreation that meet the residents' expectations.
Bab Tizimi Garden holds particular importance due to its location within the urban fabric of Meknes and its value to local memory. This makes its rehabilitation an opportunity to revive this space and enhance its attractiveness, provided that the work covers all aspects related to equipment, maintenance, landscaping, and preserving the aesthetic appearance of the place.
While awaiting the completion of the project, the residents of Meknes look forward to this work being a tangible start to restoring the garden's prestige, and for it to result in a well-equipped public space that meets the needs of citizens, with guaranteed continuity of maintenance and care after the work is finished.
The challenge also remains in adhering to the quality of execution and the specified deadlines, ensuring the sustainability of this project and achieving its expected goals, as part of efforts to improve the urban landscape and enhance the attractiveness of the Ismailian capital.
