Unitour Maroc

Unitour Maroc

The Red City is turning Green

Marrakech, the Red City turning Green
You may have already seen the historical places in Marrakech, the restaurants, the congress centres, the gardens, and the beautiful surroundings. But did you know that Marrakech also had electric buses, bike sharing systems, clean energy for its mosques, the largest wastewater treatment plant in Morocco, and a controlled landfill with waste sorting and biogas production systems?

You may have already been to Marrakech or are planning holidays with friends and family or attending business meetings, conferences or seminars. You may have already seen the historical places, the restaurants, the congress centres, the gardens, and the beautiful surroundings.

But did you know that Marrakech also had electric buses, bike sharing systems, clean energy for its mosques, the largest wastewater treatment plant in Morocco, and a controlled landfill with waste sorting and biogas production systems?

Today, we would like to boost Younes, a young Moroccan citizen from Marrakech, racing for the 2017 Global Youth Video Competition – Climate Friendly and Resilient Cities category. We think he has made an excellent short video showing how Marrakech is leaping eco-responsibility, ecotourism and green energy. He is already one of the 20 films shortlisted.

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