Liouati lacks space for public facilities
The article addresses the issue of collective lands in Morocco and their impact on development and infrastructure. It highlights that many national projects, such as roads, hospitals, and schools, were built on lands that originally belonged collectively to farmers and tribes. It explains that French colonialism forcibly imposed many of these projects, which complicated the status of these lands—especially after independence—where conflicts and tensions between tribes and authorities still persist due to unclear boundaries and individual rights. The article emphasizes the urgent need to reform the collective land system to ensure rights, stability, and progress in the country.
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