At a construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, three male workers are engaged in concrete pouring and compaction for a foundation

At a construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, three male workers are engaged in concrete pouring and compaction for a foundation. In the foreground, a dense grid of steel reinforcement bars (rebar) forms the base of the structure, partially covered by freshly poured concrete. To the right, a vertical cylindrical cage of rebar stands, indicating a column or pier. One worker, positioned centrally and bending over, is operating a gray concrete vibrator, inserting its nozzle into the wet concrete to remove air pockets. He wears an orange reflective vest over a gray long-sleeved shirt, gray pants, and a yellow hard hat. Behind him, another worker in a yellow reflective vest over a light-colored top, dark pants, and a yellow hard hat stands, observing or assisting. Further right, a third worker stands upright near the rebar cage, holding a long-handled tool resembling a spade or tamper. This worker wears a long olive-green coat, dark pants, green rubber boots, and a yellow hard hat. The background reveals an excavated earthen wall, displaying layers of stratified soil. A black waterproof membrane is visible along the base of this wall, just above the rebar grid. The ground around the active pouring area shows evidence of construction activity, including scattered concrete and wet surfaces.