فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Fez is currently witnessing extensive infrastructure improvement projects, as a well-informed source from Fez Development Company confirmed to Fes News that several major roads are undergoing rehabilitation. These projects are part of one of the largest development deals the city has seen in years.
Roads Under Renovation:
- Route Sefrou: From Arizona Roundabout to the Route Imouzzer intersection (2.8 km).
- Route Imouzzer: From Sousse Roundabout to the Avenue of the Royal Army intersection (4.8 km).
- Rue Chefchaouen: From Ain Cheggag Road (southern section) to Atlas Square (4.4 km).
- Rue Prince Héritier Moulay El Hassan: From the Avenue Almohades intersection to the Mohammed VI intersection (3 km).
- Boulevard Almohades: From the Prince Héritier Moulay El Hassan intersection to the Avenue of the Royal Army intersection (1.5 km).
- Rue Ahmed Chaouki: From the Avenue of the Royal Army intersection to the Route Imouzzer intersection (1.6 km).
- Boulevard Bahnini: From Café Paul to Ain Smen Roundabout (2 km).
- Avenue Allal Al Fassi: From Batha intersection to Bab Ftouh Roundabout (3 km).
- Boulevard Mohammed VI: From Kitab Roundabout to Maison Skoda Roundabout (1.6 km).
Total Project Length: 21.7 km, reflecting the ambitious scale of this initiative, which aims to enhance the urban road network, facilitate traffic flow, and reduce congestion in the scientific capital.
How Will These Works Impact the City?
🔹 Improved infrastructure quality and enhanced road safety.
🔹 Smoother traffic flow and better connectivity between key areas.
🔹 Temporary job creation through ongoing construction work, helping to reduce unemployment.
🔹 Increased economic and tourism appeal of Fez by modernizing its main road network.
With the FIFA delegation’s visit to Fez approaching as part of the city’s preparations for the 2030 World Cup, questions remain about whether the construction companies will meet the scheduled deadlines.
📢 Stay tuned to Fes News for updates on project progress and its impact on traffic and mobility in the city.
Source: Fes News Media
