Auteurs : El Azizi El Alaoui Anas .
At the start of the 20th century, Moroccan cities became essential elements of national land use planning, as they were considered until recently as simple centers of political and administrative power, centers of economic and commercial activities, and today they have become among the poles of production and industrialization and a center of stability for the majority of the population. The National Authority through the level of services and the labor market it provides, and the status of each city in terms of economy and development is determined, through the wealth it brings, and its investment of In order to ensure its preservation, since independence, everyone has paid attention to the importance of promoting territorial integrity. The expansion of Moroccan cities has coincided with the creation of a reality on the ground that requires more intervention. Population growth, urban polarization, and housing and construction policies have made the city an urgent need for an urban policy that reconciles its development and preparation with the sustainability of its resources and qualifications. Its development in recent years in terms of construction has contributed to the deterioration of its ecological spaces. Due to the lack of a comprehensive and effective development vision on the ground, which has created complex environmental problems.
sustainable urban planning, urban environment, sustainable urban development