فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Taza – On Monday morning, September 1, 2025, the local authorities in the city of Taza organized the access and transition to the new weekly market, a move aimed at regulating market activity, facilitating people’s daily lives, and ensuring suitable conditions for both vendors and shoppers.
This organization followed an official decision to relocate the weekly market from its previous site, in response to residents’ demands to reduce traffic congestion that was common at the old location, in addition to improving service levels and the quality of products offered.
Weekly Markets: Support for Low- and Middle-Income Groups
Weekly markets serve as a vital economic outlet that provides low- and middle-income groups with access to a wide range of products and goods at competitive prices compared to large retail stores. These markets combine diversity, quality, and affordability, contributing to enhancing the living standards of a broad segment of citizens.
These markets also play an important social role by promoting interaction between local producers and consumers, supporting national production, and encouraging rural trade.
Organized and Facilitated Procedures
Authorities have overseen meticulous organizational procedures aimed at ensuring smooth and safe entry to the market, abiding by health protocols, organizing parking spaces, and properly distributing vendors. This organization is expected to improve visitor comfort and ensure the market’s activity continuity successfully.
Promoting Local Economic Development
Establishing the new weekly market is part of an integrated plan aimed at developing the city’s economic and service infrastructure, providing modern commercial spaces that meet residents’ needs while respecting environmental and social dimensions.
Encouraging such initiatives promises a bright future for improving livelihoods, as weekly markets create job opportunities and strengthen the informal economy under official supervision, thus adding a new dimension to local development in Taza.
