De Standard reveals warehouse demolitions affecting Moroccans
A report by the Belgian newspaper "Le Soir" highlights widespread demolitions of Moroccan homes in cities like Rabat, linked to real estate projects related to Morocco's preparations to host the 2030 World Cup. Entire families are affected by these demolitions without being provided with adequate alternative housing or fair compensation. The issue involves land being exploited for profit-driven purposes, regardless of residents' suffering, raising questions about whether development and sporting projects truly serve citizens or primarily benefit the regime's interests and superficial displays aimed at the world. The investigation underscores that these demolitions displace thousands of families, despite the officially stated goal of enhancing Morocco's image internationally. However, the cost is borne by citizens who face the loss of their homes and memories.
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