Four construction workers are engaged in a concrete pouring operation at a site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco

Four construction workers are engaged in a concrete pouring operation at a site in Sidi Moussa Ben Ali, Morocco. The scene is dominated by a grid of steel rebar partially submerged in wet concrete, forming a foundation or slab. A thick black hose, presumed to be a concrete pump hose, is actively discharging concrete onto the rebar. A thinner, grey hose, likely a concrete vibrator, is positioned within the wet concrete. The workers are predominantly East Asian in appearance and are dressed in standard construction attire: yellow hard hats, orange high-visibility safety vests, work shirts, dark pants, and green rubber boots. White gloves are visible on their hands. - The worker in the foreground, facing slightly left, is wearing a beige jacket over a white shirt, an orange vest, and a black shoulder strap. He appears to be overseeing the concrete discharge or adjusting equipment. - Behind him, another worker, partially obscured, wears a blue apron with white Chinese characters over his clothing. - A third worker, centered towards the right, wears a grey t-shirt under his orange vest and has a black "A" logo on his hard hat. He stands near a section of black formwork, observing the process. - The fourth worker, visible on the far right, is bent over near the formwork, also wearing a blue apron with Chinese characters. In the background, a light-colored, excavated earth embankment is visible, suggesting the site is either a cut into natural terrain or part of a larger earthworks project. The lighting indicates a bright, sunny day. The overall activity centers around the controlled placement and consolidation of concrete into a structural form.