Delay in Housing Permit Approval for Marrakech Social Housing Project
The anticipation among hundreds of beneficiaries of the social housing project "Al-Dhahabi - Marrakech Atlas 2" continues to grow, as delays persist in the completion of the housing permit approval process, despite the project's technical readiness and the completion of most related administrative procedures. According to information obtained from documents on the "Licenses" platform, the file registered under the number DR-PMRC-AMNA-1018/2026 was submitted on April 30, 2026, at 16:58:21 by the company IMMOLOG S.A. for the project "Marrakech – Atlas 2". As of today, this file remains under processing.
Informed sources indicate that various parties involved in reviewing the file have expressed their approval on the platform, including local authorities, the Marrakech municipality, civil protection services, and the regional multi-service company. However, the file is still awaiting the completion of the final approval procedures. Numerous beneficiaries have voiced that the delays in resolving this file have exacerbated their social and financial hardships, especially as many have fulfilled all their financial obligations for a long time, while still bearing the burdens of rent or loan installments as they await the delivery of their completed apartments.
Call for Urgent Intervention and Clarity
The ongoing situation without a final resolution, despite weeks since its submission through the digital platform designed to expedite administrative processes, has raised several questions among beneficiaries regarding the reasons behind this delay and the remaining timelines to complete the various legal and administrative procedures. Amidst the rising tension and anticipation, affected individuals are calling on the Wali of the Marrakech-Safi region and the Mayor of Marrakech, Fatima Zahra Mansouri, to urgently intervene in tracking this file and expedite its processing. They urge coordination among all parties involved to conclude the prolonged waiting period that has lasted over two years for many families.
Beneficiaries are also requesting official clarifications regarding the status of the file and the remaining steps before the issuance of the housing permit, emphasizing that their right to access their completed homes cannot tolerate further delays, particularly as this project is part of housing programs aimed at middle and low-income groups.
As reported by jamaalfnapress.ma.
