Al-Tawfiq reports 2200 mosques renovated in Morocco since 2010
The Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs in Morocco reported that since the launch of the program to rehabilitate closed mosques in 2010, a total of 2,200 mosques have been renovated and restored at a cost of nearly 3.87 billion dirhams. There are still 1,485 closed mosques requiring approximately two billion dirhams to complete their restoration. Currently, 505 mosques are being rehabilitated at a cost of one billion dirhams, and an additional 136 mosques are under study and rehabilitation. Additionally, 1,544 mosques have been restored in rural areas out of a total of 3,183, at a cost of nearly two billion dirhams, with work underway to complete the rehabilitation of another 397 mosques.
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