Keywords: Nabila Rmili
Casablanca is embarking on a mission to overhaul its urban planning department. Nabila Rmili, the president of the Communal Council, has announced a call for applications to appoint a new Head of the Urban Planning Service, following the removal of the previous incumbent. This change follows complaints......
Casablanca has taken a decisive step towards refining its public transportation infrastructure by embracing a comprehensive fare restructuring plan. This move comes in anticipation of integrating its bus rapid transit (BRT) and tram lines, marking a pivotal moment in the city's quest to improve mobility......
Architects in Casablanca are forcefully speaking out against the pervasive bureaucratic hurdles that impede their profession, particularly concerning the municipality's handling of construction permits and occupancy certificates. The Architects' Order has condemned the obstacles encountered in......
A new leisure destination has recently been inaugurated at the Sidi Moumen landfill site in Casablanca, marking a significant contribution to ecosystem preservation, reduction of carbon emissions, and improvement of air quality. Under the presidency of Mohamed Mhidia, the Wali of the Casablanca-Settat......
Casablanca, a genuine cultural and economic crossroads of Morocco, found itself at the heart of discussions during the recent Les Impériales 2024 session. In the opening of this prestigious event, Nabila Ramli, Mayor of Casablanca, underlined in her official address that the white metropolis is......
The seventh edition of Les Impériales 2024 kicked off its discussions in Casablanca, providing a platform for intense exchanges on Moroccan identity and contemporary communication challenges. Under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, this seventh edition promises to be a true laboratory......
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