Building a Better Future: Moroccan Minister Meets with Architects to Enhance the Construction Sector
Rabat, Morocco – In a move aimed at bolstering Morocco’s construction sector, Fatima Zahra Al-Mansouri, Minister of National Land Management, Urban Planning, Housing, and City Policy, recently met with Chakib Benabdellah, the newly re-elected President of the National Council of the Order of Architects. This meeting, held on Friday, September 13th, underscores the Moroccan government’s commitment to fostering a more robust and sustainable building environment.
The meeting, driven by Royal directives to improve the business climate and strengthen the technical and legal framework of the construction industry, saw the participation of key stakeholders. Joining Benabdellah were members of the newly elected council and presidents of regional councils within the Order of Architects.
This collaborative approach highlights the importance of a unified front in tackling the challenges and opportunities facing the sector. By bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise, the Ministry aims to create a more inclusive and effective strategy for the future of construction in Morocco.
The Moroccan construction industry plays a vital role in the nation’s economic growth and development. According to the World Bank, the construction sector in Morocco contributes significantly to the national GDP, averaging around 6% in recent years. This sector also provides employment for a large portion of the population, making its stability and growth crucial for the overall well-being of the country.
This meeting signifies a proactive step towards addressing key issues within the industry. By focusing on improving the business climate, the government aims to attract more investment and stimulate growth. Simultaneously, strengthening the technical and legal framework will ensure higher standards of quality, safety, and sustainability in construction projects across the nation.
The collaboration between the Ministry and the Order of Architects holds immense promise for the future of Morocco’s built environment. By working together, they can pave the way for a more resilient, innovative, and prosperous construction sector that benefits all Moroccans.
