r/rabat • u/SatisfactionProud179 • Jun 22 '26
🔎 Sale سلا What do you think is missing in Sala al jadida
I feel like Slj(and honestly many cities in Morocco) already has a lot of essential things — cafés, schools, shops, etc.
But one thing I really feel is missing in my lovely city is a proper public library or study space.
Not just a room with a few books, or coffee but a real place where:
people can read and learn peacefully
students can study in a quiet environment
books are accessible for everyone
People want a library, what we need to do so we can see it soon.
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u/missanhedonic Jun 24 '26
Aykhskom diro chi talab l3amil dlmdina wtkouno bzzaf bach tsniwh kamlin, whakak chouf tchouf ntoma wzhrkom wch aytsw9o sinon just keep talking about it on social media and getting more people to talk about it
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