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19 Apr 2012
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240 MDH for a new student residence
- The project is developed by Dyar Al Madina in partnership with the Hassan II University of Ain Chock.
- It aims to contribute to reducing the deficit in student housing in the region, but also to offer them a pleasant and secure working environment.
- It aims to contribute to reducing the deficit in student housing in the region, but also to offer them a pleasant and secure working environment.
A new student residence will see the light of day in Casablanca. It is a concept developed between Dyar al Madina, a subsidiary of the CDG Développement group, and the Hassan II University of Aïn Chock at the level of the El-Jadida road. The project aims to contribute to reducing the deficit in student housing in the region, but also to offer them "a pleasant, peaceful, secure, and friendly working environment", according to the officials of the said residence.The project, which requires an investment of approximately 240 million dirhams, will have a capacity of 2,100 beds. According to a document from the company in charge of the project, "the first phase, consisting of 1,100 beds, is planned for the 2013 academic year. It will require an estimated investment of 140 MDH". The new residence will allow the city of Casablanca to create a certain balance between the deficit in housing inte…
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