A significant number of investors and professionals in the Tissalant region, which is part of the Marrakech province, have voiced their concerns regarding the deplorable condition of the roads leading to various projects and tourist resorts in the area. They assert that the deterioration of the road infrastructure has become a significant barrier to the movement of visitors and tourists, thereby impacting the local economy.
Complaints highlight that several sections of the road are plagued by deep potholes, cracks, and a noticeable decline in surface quality, rendering passage difficult, particularly for families and visitors heading to these resorts and tourist developments. The investors emphasize that the persistence of this situation not only compromises the comfort and safety of road users but also poses a threat to the attractiveness of the area and the tourism investments in Tissalant, especially given the dynamic growth witnessed in the outskirts of Marrakech.
In light of these challenges, the investors have appealed to the Wali of the Marrakech-Safi region, Khalid Lahbil, renowned for his ongoing services and vigilant oversight, to intervene with the relevant authorities to address and rehabilitate these roads. Their goal is to ensure smooth traffic flow and improve access to the projects and tourist resorts.
The investors are hopeful that this matter will receive the necessary attention, as enhancing road infrastructure is a crucial lever for supporting tourism investment and boosting the appeal of the Tissalant community. This is particularly relevant given the growing prominence the area is gaining within the broader tourist and urban expansion of Marrakech.
With significant tourist projects at stake, the current state of the access roads is deemed unacceptable. The timely rehabilitation of these pathways would provide a strong impetus for tourism investment in Tissalant. The deep potholes and cracks demand urgent intervention before the situation further deteriorates.
A poorly maintained road not only harms the image of the area but also adversely affects its tourist appeal. Tissalant is experiencing a tourism dynamism that necessitates corresponding improvements in road conditions. Repairing the roads is not a luxury; it is essential for supporting investment and tourism in Tissalant, and the call from investors is clear—there is a pressing need for tangible action on the ground.
As reported by ar.hibapress.com.
