Prince Moulay El Hassan inaugurates Mohammed VI Tower in Rabat

Prince Moulay El Hassan, acting on the orders of His Majesty the King, inaugurated the Mohammed VI Tower. During his visit, His Royal Highness toured various sections of the tower, including the main lobby, where he received presentations on the structure and the Moroccan artisanal materials used in its construction. He also visited a conference area, the library, a model apartment, the Waldorf Astoria hotel, and the Rabat and Salé heritage observatory at the tower's summit, which offers panoramic views of the twin cities. The 250-meter-tall, 55-story tower redefines Rabat's skyline, combining advanced engineering with elegant design and adherence to environmental standards. It aligns with the objectives of the Bouregreg Valley development project, part of the "Rabat, City of Light, Moroccan Capital of Culture" integrated development program. Developed by "O Capital Group," the tower includes a luxury hotel, offices, residences, the heritage observatory, a conference hall, shops, and restaurants, served by 36 elevators. Its 60-meter-deep foundations are designed to withstand earthquakes and river floods, ensuring long-term stability. An innovative harmonic damper system counters wind-induced movements and seismic vibrations. The tower features two facades, one with dynamic lighting and the other with photovoltaic panels, incorporating eco-construction practices and next-generation technologies for energy efficiency. It also integrates advanced systems for energy recovery and