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Dakhla Construction Sector Faces Valuation and Regulation Issues
The article discusses the real estate and political developments in the city of Dakhla. It highlights the approval by the local councils of Dakhla and Arakib of the zoning plans for the Bay of Wadi Gold, as part of the government's efforts to regulate the real estate sector and formalize urban planning documents. These measures aim to attract investment and support major development projects such as the Dakhla Atlantic Port, infrastructure, and related economic sectors. The city council chief emphasized that these projects are carried out in coordination with all parties according to clear laws, with a focus on protecting citizens’ rights. However, these procedures face political criticism and concerns about the potential loss of residents’ properties, especially as some political actors and the electoral situation are exploited to serve personal interests. There is also an escalation of tension from those monitoring the real estate scene, including brokers and "real estate speculators," who previously exploited illegal subdivisions. Local residents fear losing their properties if the urban plans are fully implemented.
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