Rabat – Casablanca has rolled out an interactive digital map to guide residents and visitors to public toilets across the city.
This signals a new step toward improving urban services and citizens’ quality of life.
Mayor Nabila Rmili announced the initiative on her LinkedIn page, describing the tool as “simple, practical, and accessible to all.”
She added that the map reflects the city’s commitment to addressing everyday issues that, while often overlooked, are essential to public dignity.
40 facilities across the city
The digital platform currently lists 40 public toilets distributed across Casablanca’s districts, with many located in high-traffic areas such as public squares, major parks, and green spaces.
The facilities, officially inaugurated on September 1, meet international standards of hygiene and accessibility.
They are open free of charge from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, with extended hours until 10 p.m. during the summer.
Accessibility and modern standards
Each unit includes separate cabins for men and women, child-friendly facilities, and amenities for people with reduced mobility.
Safety and hygiene have been prioritized, with ventilation systems, fire safety devices, exterior surveillance, and regular cleaning and disinfection carried out by specialized staff.
Lighting has been designed to ensure comfort and security, making the facilities more welcoming and reliable for the city’s growing population and its visitors.
Observers hope that this initiative will not remain limited to Casablanca but will be extended to other Moroccan cities, where access to clean and safe public toilets remains scarce, especially as major events such as the Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 FIFA World Cup are on the horizon.
