As part of the creation and management of public facilities necessary to provide proximity services to citizens in the field of public hygiene, and in response to growing demand to strengthen health prevention mechanisms and help reduce health risks, and following the completion of the first phase of the municipal hygiene office in Salé and the commissioning of its facilities, a tender for the second phase of the office’s extension and the completion of its remaining components has recently been launched.

The project to reconstruct and extend the municipal hygiene office, in accordance with modern standards and specifications, aims to strengthen its missions and activities, which mainly focus on providing integrated preventive and health services, as well as ensuring an effective response to the needs of the population. It also forms part of an approach to develop and improve the level of services provided, in order to keep pace with increasing demand and ensure quality performance in the field of public hygiene.

This project is expected to enhance the capacities of the communal hygiene office by providing additional infrastructure and modern equipment, which will improve user reception and facilitate the work of medical and administrative staff, in line with the standards in force in this field.

The duration of the extension works is estimated at approximately eight months, with a cost of around 12,400,000 dirhams.

As part of efforts to regulate commercial activities and improve the quality of services provided to residents, construction work on a commercial center in the Kharouba neighborhood, within the Bettana district, is set to begin soon. This project falls within the framework of a recently approved public contract, with a total cost of approximately 12,800,000 dirhams.

The project aims to meet the needs of the population after years without a structured commercial space, a situation that led to the spread of street vendors and the unregulated occupation of public space, resulting in organizational issues as well as concerns related to safety and hygiene.

It is part of a comprehensive vision of the communal council to rehabilitate the local commercial landscape by providing a suitable space for shopping and organizing commercial activities. The project will help enhance the area’s attractiveness and create economic momentum that benefits both residents and traders.

The project will be carried out over a total built-up area of approximately 2,511 square meters. It will include a set of commercial units arranged in an organized manner across three levels (ground floor and two upper floors), covering various activities (fruits and vegetables, meats, fish, poultry, food and household products, etc.), in addition to other essential facilities.

The project is expected to be completed within eight months, with the adoption of modern construction and equipment standards, particularly in terms of safety, health, and hygiene.