Street vendors at an impasse

The management of public affairs can only be conceived sustainably if urban spaces are well managed. The absence of a prospective vision and an urban space planning scheme is at the origin of the eternal problem of the illegal occupation of the public domain. The muscular raids by the police services, to which the inhabitants have become accustomed, have not had the expected effect and have not dissuaded street vendors, who are increasingly numerous, from occupying without fear various axes, spaces, and squares of the city. Even the squares in front of the mosques have been invested, sparking the discontent of the faithful and other traders in a regular situation. Will Mohammedia manage to solve this thorny problem which distorts the urban landscape and conveys a false image of a city yet always in search of a solution capable of safeguarding the interests and needs of this fragile cate…