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Summer Tmass–Bouzianeq Tensions Test Morocco Infrastructure
The article discusses the recurring traffic congestion on the Temara–Bouznikh corridor during the summer season, which turns into a near-daily crisis due to the influx of visitors to the beaches and tourism demands. This situation adversely affects citizens' lives and incurs high fuel and time costs. The article emphasizes the need to rethink the road infrastructure and implement structural solutions, such as creating parallel routes, alternative exits, and improving the organization of city entrances, in order to prevent the problem from continuing before the 2030 World Cup. If this congestion is not addressed comprehensively, it could negatively impact Morocco’s image as a modern tourist destination, hinder the experience of visitors and tourists, and pose a challenge to the country's reputation in preparation for the World Cup.
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