This image depicts a construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, showing six individuals engaged in concrete pouring operations

This image depicts a construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, showing six individuals engaged in concrete pouring operations. The foreground and midground are dominated by an extensive horizontal grid of steel rebar, partially covered with freshly poured dark grey concrete. On the far right, a vertical rebar cage structure is visible. Six adult males are present, all wearing yellow hard hats. One worker in an orange high-visibility vest and grey attire is operating a large hose, directing concrete onto the rebar grid. Another worker, dressed in an olive green long jacket and green rubber boots, is using a concrete vibrator tool to consolidate the wet concrete. A third worker, also in an olive green jacket, dark trousers, green rubber boots, and red gloves, leans against the vertical rebar cage, holding a stick-like tool. The remaining three individuals, two in high-visibility vests (one orange, one yellow) and one partially obscured, are observing or supervising. The background features a tall, excavated earth wall of light brown color, with a dark lining or membrane visible along its base. Coiled hoses and cables are present on the ground.