Dar Arka residents cite delays and inadequate facilities

The residents of the Dar Al-Darakeh community, in the outskirts of Agadir, are facing widespread problems related to infrastructure and essential services. These issues include delays in development projects and ongoing excavation works that have lasted for more than 20 days, leading to the accumulation of dust and waste. There are also concerns about the safety of children and the passage of vehicles. Additionally, residents suffer from high levels of dust, a lack of proper water spraying equipment, and some potholes have turned into places for dumping waste. Furthermore, young people face unemployment despite the presence of industrial zones, with limited job opportunities and low wages that do not cover living expenses. The area also lacks public facilities such as sports fields and green spaces. The main demands revolve around monitoring the quality of construction work and speeding up the completion of stalled projects, particularly the Dar Al-Darakeh Rehabilitation Project, valued at 30 billion centimes, which has not yet been implemented. There are ongoing criticisms regarding project management and transparency.

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