Nabil Benabdellah in the crosshairs of architects and ENA students

The protest movement against the draft law 16-89 on the reform of the architectural profession does not seem to be weakening. Thus, after the recent sit-ins by architects in front of the headquarters of the Ministry of Housing and the press conference of their ordinal institution, it is the turn of the students of the National School of Architecture of Rabat (ENA) to mobilize within their own school, to denounce what they describe as a desire to destroy the architect's profession.For these students, the 16-89 reform, which aims to grant accreditation and equivalence to private architecture schools or those having an architecture stream in their training curricula, risks disrupting the sector. “If the decree is applied, a flurry of pseudo-architecture schools whose only concern is profit will descend on our country and randomly modify our landscape from top to bottom, forgetting the old…