Fondation Banque Populaire upgrades school facilities in Tameslohte

The Fondation Banque Populaire has completed a new phase of improvements at Abdellah Ben Hussein Middle School in Tameslohte. The project aims to enhance learning conditions for around 1,700 students while increasing the school’s capacity to accommodate growing enrollment.

The work included the construction of two additional classrooms and new sanitation facilities. These additions are expected to ease classroom overcrowding and improve hygiene standards across the campus.

The Fondation Banque Populaire also renovated the teachers’ room, equipped a computer classroom, and established a botanical garden. The garden is designed to raise student awareness of environmental issues and biodiversity while providing a more engaging educational setting.

Through this initiative, the Fondation Banque Populaire continues its support for Morocco’s education system. The organization seeks to improve schooling conditions, promote student success, and help reduce inequalities in access to education.

Founded in 1984, the Fondation Banque Populaire is the Kingdom’s oldest banking foundation dedicated to citizenship initiatives. Recognized as a public utility organization, it has expanded its activities beyond education and culture to support local and national development projects rooted in sustainable development.