This department is responsible for designing, planning and implementing development projects that meet community needs while respecting local and environmental regulations.

Our mission is to create functional, aesthetic and sustainable built environments. This includes:

Urban planning: Drawing up master plans for the development of urban areas.
Development design: Designing infrastructure projects, housing, parks and other public spaces.
Regulatory compliance: Ensure compliance with planning and environmental laws and regulations.
Public consultation: Integrate the needs and wishes of local communities into projects.
The urban planning and development department is responsible for several key tasks:

Preliminary studies:

Carry out feasibility studies.
Carry out site analyses, including environmental assessments.
Collect and analyze demographic, economic and social data.
Planning and Design:
 

Develop master plans and development schemes.
Design detailed plans for infrastructure, housing, green spaces and public facilities.
Collaborate with architects, engineers and other professionals to create integrated and coherent designs.
Project Management:

Develop project schedules and budgets.
Coordinate various stakeholders (customers, municipalities, suppliers).
Monitor and control project progress.
Consultation and Participation:

Organize public meetings and community consultations.
Integrate citizen feedback into project planning.
Work with local authorities to obtain necessary approvals.
The planning and development department often faces significant challenges:

Managing Conflicts of Interest: Balancing the needs of different stakeholders through effective consultation processes.
Regulatory Compliance: Keeping abreast of regulatory developments and integrating these requirements into projects.
Environmental Sustainability: Promote sustainable building practices and integrate green solutions into projects.
Project Complexity: Manage the complexity of multifaceted projects through rigorous planning and interdisciplinary coordination.