A heritage in decline

None of the ancient buildings and structures of the city of Mohammedia has been registered, despite their richness, on the heritage list. Even more surprising, the seaside city is not managing to safeguard and preserve the best of its history: its historical and architectural legacy.A sad reality, a good part of the city's heritage has disappeared in total indifference. The will of the associations campaigning for the safeguarding of the heritage of Mohammedia has not been enough to save certain old buildings and thus reconcile the city of flowers with its history. For example, the Villa of Tranquillity, built in 1929 by Prince Charles Mural, the old Mohammedia station built in 1930, the Fedala Brickworks built in 1912, the Portuguese Bridge and recently the mythical Miami cinema and the old reception and summer centre which will in turn be destroyed. Other buildings and structures have…