فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
After years of drought that affected Fez, like many other Moroccan cities, Oued Al-Jawahir has come back to life, regaining its natural flow thanks to the heavy rainfall that hit the region in recent days. The water surged through its course, ending the stagnation and dryness that had drained its vitality and restoring its long-held role as a source of life and stability for the city.
Oued Al-Jawahir, also known as Oued Al-Zhoul, has always been a vital artery for Fez’s ancient quarters, deeply linked to the city’s architectural and cultural prosperity. For centuries, it has provided water to neighborhoods, mosques, and alleys, making it an essential part of the city’s collective memory. With the return of the rains, the river’s roar can be heard once again, signaling the end of a long period of water scarcity and bringing renewed hope to the people of Fez.
This revival is not merely a passing sight but has had a significant impact on both the local population and the environment. The river’s waters have revitalized surrounding lands, giving farmers hope for a promising agricultural season after years of drought-related challenges. Additionally, the increased water flow has contributed to strengthening the local ecosystem.
As the rains continue, hopes remain high for even more abundant seasons that will restore Fez’s charm and vitality.
source: fesnews media
