Nador: Reform Drive versus Populist Demands

The article discusses efforts to rehabilitate Nador and achieve urban development through projects aimed at improving infrastructure, such as expanding sidewalks, creating green spaces, and organizing commercial activities. The goal is to transition from daily management to long-term strategic planning. The article highlights popular opposition to some of these measures, especially regarding the freeing of public property from sidewalk encroachments, emphasizing that enforcement of the law contributes to enhancing the city's quality and ensuring smoother traffic flow, similar to European cities that enforce strict regulations in this regard. It also criticizes the politicization of regulatory issues through social media platforms and stresses that protecting vulnerable groups requires organizing public spaces in a fair and equitable manner.

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