The image depicts an active civil engineering construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, characterized by significant earthworks and structural foundation elements under construction

The image depicts an active civil engineering construction site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco, characterized by significant earthworks and structural foundation elements under construction. In the foreground and mid-ground, a deep excavation with steep, exposed earthen banks is visible. The soil appears light brown and sandy. Green mesh safety netting is draped along the immediate foreground bank and partially covers sections of the excavated slopes on the left and right. At the base of the main excavation, a concrete slab, likely part of a foundation, has been partially poured. A large, circular arrangement of vertical steel reinforcement bars (rebar) extends upwards from this concrete, suggesting the base for a pier or column. Additional rebar protrudes from other sections of the concrete slab. Along the edge of the poured concrete, facing a deeper trench, dark, vertical structural elements resembling formwork or temporary shoring are present. The background features rolling green hills covered in vegetation, indicating a rural or semi-rural landscape. A cluster of buildings, consistent with a small village, is visible on a distant hillside to the right of the center. Further to the right, a red piece of heavy construction equipment, possibly a drilling rig or crane, is operating on a lower plain within the landscape. The sky above is clear blue with minimal cloud cover. No individuals are visible, and no active interactions or actions by people are depicted.