The discovery of the El Ain El Bayda mine for manganese extraction in the eastern part of the Maghreb led to the emergence of Bouarfa as a residential community on the outskirts of the desert.

A small mining village, it soon turned into an administrative city that embraces the administrative interests of the Figuig province, adjacent to the Moroccan-Algerian border.

If the city had made good use of its landmarks, exploits, weather and all its spaces, it would have become one of the most beautiful and best of its regions.

The natural and human resources that Bouarfa abound in, and the infrastructure represented by the airport and the road and railway lines, will develop the region and make it a destination for investors in various economic fields. its equipment,

A gathering that is slowly but surely moving towards modernity and urbanization, its motto clinging to the Moroccan identity, and preserving the heritage as a lever for development.