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Demolition of the Historic ‘Marché Central’ in Fes Begins for Modern Reconstruction

PUBLISHED July 10, 2026
Demolition of the Historic ‘Marché Central’ in Fes Begins for Modern Reconstruction

Revitalization of Fes’ Central Market

On Friday, July 10, 2026, the demolition of the historic central market, known as the "Marché Central," officially commenced in the heart of Fes. This significant development marks the completion of the relocation process for traders and vendors to a pre-prepared temporary model market, ensuring that there is no disruption to their commercial activities. The authorities have orchestrated this strategic initiative as part of a broader ambitious project aimed at reconstructing and revitalizing this economic and social facility, which has served the community for over a century.

The local government and elected officials are committed to modernizing the market, integrating contemporary architectural designs that align with the aesthetic and urban characteristics of Mohammed V Street in the new city area. This project is not merely about demolition; it represents a new chapter in the market's long and storied history. The goal is to breathe new life into the commercial and trading dynamics of the region while improving working conditions for traders and enhancing customer experiences, all while respecting the city's urban identity.

A New Dawn for Commerce in Fes

This revitalization effort aims to conclude the old chapter of the Marché Central and prepare for the emergence of a modern commercial hub that meets the aspirations of a new era. The changes are expected to significantly enhance the area’s commercial traffic and further stimulate local economic growth. As the demolition progresses, the anticipation grows for the unveiling of a contemporary marketplace that will serve as a vibrant center for trade, social interaction, and community engagement in Fes.

As reported by alhakika24.com.

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