Marbella Invests Over 600,000 Euros in Removing Architectural Barriers
Marbella will boost the elimination of architectural barriers with a regional investment of over 600,000 euros in grants to adapt residential buildings. The mayor, Ángeles Muñoz, met with the provincial delegate of Development, María Rosa Morales, and representatives of the six beneficiary communities located in the neighborhoods of Divina Pastora and Santa Marta to discuss the execution of these actions. She emphasized that these interventions will help to upgrade buildings and enhance the daily lives of many residents in need of functional improvements in their homes. The mayor highlighted the importance of collaboration between the City Council and regional government in creating more inclusive environments throughout the city, stating that they will continue to work together to modernize the residential area.
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