دور السوق و الموسم السنوي في تطور الظاهرة الحضرية بالمدينة الصحراوية : حالة مدينة أكلميم جنوب المغرب

Abstract EN

This paper is an attempt to study the issue of the market and the annual season and its role in the development of urban phenomenon in the Saharan city, starting from the model of the city of Aglemim in the southern Morocco.

In the beginning we have addressed the historical importance of the Aglemim market and the role it played in the flourishing of trade in Wad Nun and the Sahara as a whole, attracting traders and goods from different regions, both North and South, considering that the capital of Aglemim has historically constituted a major conduit for commercial convoys, Enabled it to be a major economic center in the Saharan field.

The religious and commercial season of Aglemim was also a major factor in the development of the city and its economic, social, cultural and cultural radiance.

Where the confluence of tribes and different groups of human beings at a specific time and place each year is a major factor in the cultural, economic, social and political friction between the inhabitants of the city and the inhabitants of the surrounding areas, which has had a great impact on the many social transformations in the region.

The city of Aglemim, which has attracted its residents due to its market, season and stability, contributed to the city's dynamism and economic, urban and spatial development.