(FR) Urban Policy and Transformation in Morocco

This interview explores the future of urban development in Morocco, examining the governance, planning, and policy challenges shaping the country's cities. It discusses the need for a coherent national urban policy, the growing complexity of urban governance, and the shift toward large-scale development projects. The conversation also highlights how climate resilience and the 2030 FIFA World Cup can serve as catalysts for more sustainable, inclusive, and long-term urban transformation. Speakers: Khadija Karibi: Professor at the National School of Architecture of Rabat Hassan Kharmich: Professor at the National School of Architecture of Rabat Khalid El Harrouni: Professor at the National School of Architecture of Rabat This interview explores the major challenges of urbanization in Morocco, focusing on governance, planning, and public policy. It examines the evolution of urban development models, the effects of climate change on cities, and the opportunities offered by the 2030 World Cup to initiate a more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient urban transformation. Speakers: Khadija Karibi: Professor at the National School of Architecture of Rabat Hassan Kharmich: Professor at the National School of Architecture of Rabat Khalid El Harrouni: Professor at the National School of Architecture of Rabat