00:01The Mohamed VI Tower, now the tallest building in Morocco, is reshaping the skyline of the Rabat-Sale region after
00:08its inauguration earlier in April this year.
00:11Rising 250 meters above the Baur-e-Grege valley, the tower has quickly become one of the most prominent new
00:19landmarks in the Moroccan capital area.
00:21Located between Rabat and Sale, the structure reflects the kingdom's broader push towards large-scale urban development.
00:29First, 250 meters in height, 55 floors, so four technical terraces, 36 lifts, 3,900 square meters of photovoltaic panels,
00:4011.6 megavolt amperes of installed capacity.
00:44Compared with the standard reference building, we have achieved a 40% energy saving and 450 direct jobs and 3
00:53,500 indirect jobs are created and supported by the tower.
00:57With its height, renewable energy features and mixed-use appeal, the Mohamed VI Tower stands as a high-profile example
01:05of Morocco's efforts to combine prestige structure with environmental consideration and local economic development.
01:13The fact that we have a tower covered in solar panels, the fact that a large part of the energy
01:19we consume will be supplied by this solar panel, this is one initial area of action and there will be
01:26others in terms of our societal and local initiatives, particularly in the city of Sale.
01:31As Rabat and Sale continues to evolve, the tower is likely to remain a visible marker of the region's changing
01:38identity, one of that blends modern design, national ambition and growing attention to sustainability.
01:45The threeべarly
01:45of and Sale...
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