Wislane, Morocco: A Major Investment for Industrial Development
In a significant move to bolster the infrastructure of the Wislane industrial area, located in the Meknes prefecture of Morocco, the Omrane Fes Meknes Company is preparing to launch a tender for essential electrical and communication works. This project, aimed at establishing medium and low voltage electricity connections, public lighting, and telephone network installations, carries an estimated budget of 24.05 million dirhams, approximately 2.4 billion centimes. The announcement regarding this tender (Reference AO/167/2026) was publicly released on October 12, 2026, indicating a vital step forward in enhancing the region's industrial capabilities.
Details of the Project and Its Importance
The Wislane industrial area covers an expansive 65 hectares and is designed to accommodate a diverse range of industrial activities. The tender stipulates that all bids must be submitted by November 4, 2026, at 11 AM. The estimated cost of the works is set at 24,056,682 dirhams, with a provisional guarantee amounting to 400,000 dirhams required for participation in the tender process. This project holds particular significance due to its strategic location within the northern extension of the urban center of Riyad Omrane Wislane, which is expected to play a pivotal role in fostering industrial investment in the Meknes region.
According to information from the Fes Meknes Regional Investment Center, the Wislane industrial area offers a total of 199 plots designated for industrial activities. This includes 98 plots for small industrial enterprises, 83 plots for medium-sized industries of both types one and two, and 18 plots for large-scale industrial activities. The area aims to attract projects across various sectors, including textiles and apparel, automotive manufacturing, renewable energy, chemical and semi-chemical industries, electrical assembly, and construction materials. The establishment of electrical networks, lighting, and communications is crucial as it directly relates to enterprises' energy needs, enhances the security of the area, and provides the necessary infrastructure for operational industrial units.
As reported by meknespress.com.
