The image presents a daytime view of the Bouregreg River in Salé, Morocco, framed by a dark interior structure, likely a window or sunroof

The image presents a daytime view of the Bouregreg River in Salé, Morocco, framed by a dark interior structure, likely a window or sunroof. The upper portion of the frame shows a clear blue sky dotted with scattered white cumulus clouds, with two faint contrails visible in the upper right. The middle ground is dominated by the calm, sun-dappled surface of the Bouregreg River. On the immediate bank (Salé side), a flat, cleared area of dark ground, possibly packed earth or asphalt, is visible. This area contains stacked construction materials, including wooden pallets and orange safety barriers. Two individuals, both wearing orange high-visibility vests, are present on this cleared bank. One stands near the center-right amidst the materials, while the other is positioned further right, adjacent to a small orange excavator. A slender palm tree stands upright on the far right of this near bank, its leaves partially obscured by the window frame. Across the river, the distant bank (towards Rabat) features green, landscaped terrain with rolling hills covered in vegetation. A significant mound of reddish-brown earth is visible on the far left of the distant bank. On the far right, a large, modern architectural structure with a curved, light-colored facade is visible, situated near the distinctive arched design of the Hassan II Bridge, which spans the river connecting Salé and Rabat. A second, taller palm tree stands on the distant bank near the bridge structure.