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Industry Leaders Embrace Sustainable Construction Practices in Morocco Bouznika, February 13, 2025 – In response to escalating environmental challenges and increasing water stress, key stakeholders in the Moroccan construction industry are championing sustainable practices as an imperative for future development. On February 13, 2025, LafargeHolcim Maroc, in collaboration with the Moroccan Federation of Consulting and Engineering (FMCI) and the National Federation of Building and Public Works (FNBTP), convened a high-level conference titled “Acte de bâtir durable” to explore innovative, eco-responsible construction solutions. The conference served as a platform for industry experts to deliberate on cutting-edge materials and energy-efficient construction techniques. Emphasizing the urgency of rethinking traditional methods, Khalid Samaka, Director General of LafargeHolcim, remarked, “The mounting pressures of water scarcity and the imperative to preserve natural resources compel us to fundamentally reassess our construction practices. This is not merely an environmental mandate but a strategic shift toward securing a sustainable future.” During the event, Nabil Benazzouz, President of the FMCI, highlighted the pivotal role of consulting and engineering in driving the transformation. He asserted that leveraging innovation and technical expertise is crucial to reimagining construction processes and mitigating the sector’s environmental footprint. Concurrently, Mohamed Mahboub, President of the FNBTP, stressed the necessity of integrating sustainable practices into current projects, urging industry participants to adopt eco-friendly solutions without delay. A notable outcome of the conference was the signing of three strategic conventions designed to foster collaborative innovation across the sector: LafargeHolcim and the National School of Architecture (ENA): This three-year renewable partnership aims to facilitate the exchange of expertise and promote advanced research in sustainable construction methodologies, overseen by a dedicated committee. LafargeHolcim Maroc, FNBTP, and FMCI Collaboration: This agreement seeks to strengthen cooperative efforts in the domains of training, innovation, and sustainable development, setting a robust framework for future industry advancements. Digital Transformation in Construction: A convention involving Building Smart Morocco, FMCI, FNBTP, and the National Council of Architects, this initiative is focused on integrating digital technologies to modernize construction practices and enhance overall efficiency. These agreements underscore a collective commitment to aligning Morocco’s construction industry with international best practices. By fostering a collaborative environment that prioritizes innovation, expertise sharing, and sustainable development, the stakeholders aim to significantly reduce environmental impact while enhancing the resilience of construction methodologies. In conclusion, the “Acte de bâtir durable” conference not only spotlighted the pressing need for sustainable construction practices in Morocco but also laid the groundwork for a transformative agenda that integrates ecological considerations with technical excellence. As the industry advances, such collaborative initiatives are expected to play a pivotal role in shaping a greener, more resilient future for the built environment.

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