The value of an investment project has been monitored for the establishment of "sustainable eco-city" Mahdia area, 11 kilometers from the city of Quneitra, which has been the occasion of the "glass 22" conference, approximately $ 2.5 billion.
It is anticipated that this city, which will see the Mahdist her area after seven years from now, the city of the modern style, and one of the world's cities, which is described as the "future cities", because they are going to be completely free of carbon dioxide emissions, and do not use them unless energies clean and renewable, where he will have a self-sufficient energy is produced from natural sources are the sun and the wind and the waves of the sea, it helps to environmental designs for buildings take into account the direction of the sun and wind.
According to the architect Mohammed Darwish, chief designer of the project, the city will be held along the 8 kilometers on the shore of Mahdia, on an area of 400 hectares. Buildings will not cover the whole project in an area of only 25 percent, while the remaining 75 percent remaining are all a spaces and open areas of global environmental standards.
The city also will include a golf course will be built on 50 hectares, 400 villas, a major trading center, a conference center can accommodate two thousand people, as well as open green spaces, Corniche on two kilometers, held on the extension shops, restaurants and recreational facilities, an international port, American League Moroccan medical specialist, a mosque can accommodate five thousand worshipers, a tower of 10 floors at Klelomitr one and a half inside the distance of the sea, the alleyway jetty beach, and the formation of the solar energy is the source of lighting it, and Bhanbh Harbour "Marina" docking.
He stressed Barkat Ali Shanabla, executive director of international investment for the group of Moroccan Alamartah which will be given to complete the project, told MAP, that this project is the contribution of Arab investors in the achievement of Morocco's commitment to the rest of the world, saying: "the vision of King Mohammed VI, the adoption of the Sustainable Cities It served as a beacon for us as investors Arabs, led us to contribute to the achievement of this commitment to the completion of this integrated environmental project. "
SOURCES : akhbarona