Residents demand a better living environment

Several years after its launch, the Tamesna project still sparks debate. This time, the subject was brought back to the table by the Istiqlal group in the House of Councillors, last Tuesday during an oral question session. Not surprising, since the file never stops making people unhappy. In addition to the insufficiency of infrastructure and transport problems, the group pointed the finger at the delays in the delivery of apartments.Urban mobilitySeveral families still bear the costs of rent while waiting to be given the keys to the apartments they paid for in hard cash. In response to these grievances, Nabil Benabdellah, Minister of Housing, Urban Planning and Urban Policy, believes despite everything that the Tamesna experience is quite successful. He acknowledges that there are a "certain number of imbalances that must be remedied, without forgetting the progress recorded." Regarding…