Maimon Market Consumes Its Children

The article addresses the crisis in the organization of the Ovila Mimon market in Nador, where traders and chaos-mongers face the consequences of public land occupation and the spread of random street vending on sidewalks and streets. The article emphasizes that the responsibility does not fall solely on street vendors, but also extends to the lack of a long-term regulatory vision that allowed illegal occupation to accumulate over the years. It points out that some retail shops have gone beyond their boundaries and are now using sidewalks for their activities, which increases disorder and threatens pedestrians' rights. The article stresses the critical need to enforce the law comprehensively and without exceptions, while also providing alternatives for street vendors to secure their livelihoods and maintain their dignity. The goal is to establish a fair system that restores mobility and order to the market, addressing the root causes of the problem.

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