Sraghna

Sraghna is a town and commune in central Morocco. It serves as the capital of Sraghna Province, which is part of the Marrakesh-Safi region. The town is an inland settlement surrounded by agricultural land and forms part of a broader rural-urban area that contributes to the province’s economy.

Geography and administration: Sraghna lies on the central plateau of the country, within a predominantly agricultural zone. The municipality includes the urban center of Sraghna as well as surrounding rural communes. Local government is headed by a municipal council and operates under the broader provincial administration.

Demographics and culture: The population comprises Arab and Amazigh communities, with Moroccan Arabic the common lingua franca and Amazigh dialects spoken by some residents. Islam is the predominant religion. The town and its surroundings host regular markets and traditional crafts that reflect regional cultural practices.

Economy: The economy is largely agricultural, with cropping and livestock farming playing central roles. Common crops in the province include cereals, olives, and various fruit trees. The area also supports small businesses and services that serve both residents and farmers.

Transportation and services: Sraghna is connected by regional roads to Marrakech and other cities, with bus and minibus networks providing local mobility. The town hosts essential services, including schools, healthcare facilities, and municipal offices that serve the surrounding communities.