#Welcome_to_the_world_of_projects_and_major_workshops #Moroccan_Projects_Channel_MACHARIE_ALMAGHRIB #Moroccan_Projects @MACHARIE_ALMAGHRIB @Moroccan_Projects To support the channel AL BARID-BANK MOHAMMED-F RIB-350810000000000003783949 N: account 37839 ▬▬▬▬▬ Outside Morocco IBAN: 3508100000000000003783949 BIC/SWIFT: ABBMMAMC #Giant_projects_in_the_Kingdom_of_Morocco 🌍Moroccan Projects and Infrastructure Channel 🏗️ 📢 Joining the channel is an honor For us 💯 For more information, please contact us on WhatsApp 0633921836 🌍 The Grand National and Royal Projects and Workshops Channel 🏗️ in the Kingdom of Morocco 🌍 📢 Your joining the channel is our pride 💯 For more information, please call us on WhatsApp 0633921836 Morocco has become a large open workshop for all major and giant projects of a diverse medical, economic, sports and logistical development nature, with funding and investment from the state, the International Monetary Fund, the World Development Bank, international and national banks, and various funds in the field of financing and large loans, as well as in the field of. In financing major infrastructure such as companies, contractors and national and international banks for construction, building, urban planning, financial financing, real estate, commercial, tourism, sports, health, road and commercial investment, and thus achieving sustainable development and infrastructure development in Morocco in all fields. It can also be defined more broadly as the collection of plots of land or commercial real estate or residential or profitable real estate for the purpose of sale, development or economic and social recovery in the future. Thus, the #Moroccan_Projects_MACHARIE_ALMAGHRIB channel closely follows all these major projects and workshops in the Kingdom of Morocco and transmits to you, in sound and image, the latest developments under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him. The companies entrusted with the development of the Prince Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex have begun work on removing the athletics track at record speed, in addition to demolishing part of the circular stands in the four corners of the stadium. The demolition of the stands will include four parts, to complete the construction of additional stands as a second floor, so that the stands become rectangular in shape after being circular, which will allow the addition of stands and the preservation of sufficient space between the green rectangle and the fans, allocated for press photographers and warm-up operations for reserve players as well as civil protection elements and stadium security. The development operations witnessed by the Prince Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex will completely change its appearance, to become a completely new stadium, without demolishing and rebuilding it. It is a structural operation that will make the Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex a modern football stadium, with two floors, and completely covered, with an expansion of its capacity to reach 65 thousand spectators. Royal VIP Stand The stadium expansion will witness the renovation of the Royal VIP Stand, which will be transformed into a spacious global platform that will host kings, heads of state, and senior officials at the international and national levels, especially since the capital Rabat stadium is a candidate to host the opening match of the 2030 World Cup, which Morocco is running to host along with Spain and Portugal. VVIP Halls and Royal Suites The stadium will also witness an unprecedented development in the Kingdom, with the creation of VVIP halls for the Kingdom's and FIFA's VIP guests, in addition to the Royal Suites for reservations, which are usually reserved for international gatherings for senior royal and presidential figures, as well as FIFA's major partners and extraordinary World Cup guests. The health facilities will also witness a complete modernization at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex, with the addition of several new health facilities, with international specifications, for the large numbers of fans that will rise to about 65,000 spectators.