Evacuation of CMC Headquarters Ordered by Nabila Rmili
In a significant and contentious move, Nabila Rmili, the President of the Casablanca Municipal Council, has issued an order for the evacuation of the premises of the Cercle Municipal de Casablanca (CMC) tennis club. This decision has sparked a wave of reactions and concerns from club officials and members alike.
The municipal council's letter emphasizes that the facilities in question are municipal property, which, according to them, are being occupied without any legal basis. Accompanying the evacuation order is the suspension of all activities held at the CMC, leading to a disruption that could affect many local tennis enthusiasts.
In an interview with Le Site Info, CMC president Abdelilah Bennis expressed his surprise, stating that neither he nor his board members have received any official notification regarding this order. He pointed out that the communication appears to have been directed to the club's former president, raising questions about the procedural integrity of the notification process. Bennis has urged the municipal council to provide legal documentation confirming the municipality's ownership of the premises, insisting that such serious actions cannot be taken without substantial legal justification.
Furthermore, Bennis highlighted that the dispute over the CMC's premises is not a new issue, but rather one that has been ongoing for several years. He has expressed readiness to comply with the municipal order, provided that the council produces a legal title demonstrating that the facilities are indeed municipal property. This situation underscores the complexities surrounding property rights and governance in Casablanca, as well as the importance of clear communication between municipal authorities and local organizations.
As reported by lesiteinfo.com.
