Abuses at Marina Saïdia spark outrage: Sidewalk turned into parking lot and shocking scenes document suspicious behavior

Chaos and occupation of public space in Marina Saïdia
The Marina Saïdia area, a prominent tourist destination in the Oriental region, is experiencing significant regulatory violations, particularly during nighttime hours in the vicinity of the well-known nightclub “Le Royce”. A significant portion of the sidewalk intended for pedestrians and cyclists has been turned into an unauthorized parking lot, forcing passersby to alter their routes—a scene that raises major questions about who is behind this illegal exploitation of public space.
Suspicious practices and questions regarding the lack of oversight
The violations do not stop at occupying sidewalks but extend to behaviors that severely damage the image of the tourist space. Video footage has been documented showing one of the parking organizers in front of the nightclub in a suspicious posture suggesting the consumption of illicit substances. These are shocking scenes that require urgent action from security services and local authorities to verify these facts and impose legal penalties on those involved.
Local authorities face the test of enforcing the law
This situation places officials in the Berkane province under grave responsibility. The Marina is supposed to be an organized and safe space that ensures the comfort and tranquility of its visitors. The ongoing transformation of public property into private parking under the guise of “informal organization” opens the door to legitimate questions about the extent to which strict legal conditions for spaces adjacent to nightclubs are being respected.
Protecting public space and ensuring the citizen’s right to use the sidewalk is a red line that must not be crossed. The local public opinion is awaiting firm intervention from the provincial governor and security services to end this chaos and apply the law to everyone without exception.





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