Our entire team welcomes you to the Diaverum Nephrology and Haemodialysis centre in Meknès. In a warm and pleasant atmosphere, our mission is to provide you with quality, revitalizing and individualized nephrological care that takes into account your physical and psychological needs.

The city of Meknes, located near Fez in central Morocco, is a gateway to the first reliefs of the Atlas. This former imperial city is a choice stopover on a trip across the country, a city with an exceptional heritage but also slightly away from the sometimes annoying flows of mass tourism.

There are many ways to visit and experience Meknès. A calm, flourishing and modern city nowadays, Meknes is one of the most notable cities in the kingdom that can share the most fascinating stories of Morocco.

It was at the time an impressive Hispano-Moorish style city surrounded by high walls pierced by monumental gates which today shows the harmonious alliance of Islamic and European styles in the Maghreb of the 17th century. The historical heritage of Meknes has been recognized as such since the beginning of the 20th century and is one of the monuments, sites and areas that are classified as "national heritage" in Morocco.

To this day, protected by some forty kilometres of defensive walls 15 metres high and pierced by nine monumental gates, it has preserved imposing key monuments, including twenty-five mosques which have earned it the nickname of "city of a hundred minarets". Its medina and the remains of the royal palace have earned Meknes a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The city is still prosperous, taking advantage of the crops of the rich plain of Saïs (cereals, olive trees and vineyards).

It is considered an exemplary example of the fortified cities of the Maghreb. It is a remarkably complete representation of the urban and architectural structure of a 17th century North African capital, harmoniously combining elements of Islamic and European design and planning.