Fatima Zahra Al-Mansouri's Commitment to Marrakech
Fatima Zahra Al-Mansouri, the National Coordinator of the Collective Leadership of the Authenticity and Modernity Party, has showcased the achievements in managing the city of Marrakech in her recent address to the local residents. She emphasized the progress made in resolving long-standing issues, particularly concerning land tenure in various neighborhoods. Furthermore, she highlighted significant improvements in urban infrastructure, including the enhancement of streets, expansion of green spaces, and upgrades to several urban facilities.
During her field visit to the Sidi Youssef Ben Ali area, part of her ongoing electoral campaign, Al-Mansouri was warmly received by numerous residents who expressed their support. Notably, a strong presence of women was evident at this gathering, reflecting a community engaged in local governance. Over the past few days, Al-Mansouri has intensified her field visits throughout Marrakech, including meetings in several neighborhoods of Sidi Youssef Ben Ali.
In response to the residents’ words of support, Al-Mansouri affirmed her deep connection to Marrakech, stating that her relationship with the city transcends mere electoral cycles. She expressed that she is not a stranger to Marrakech, recognizing herself as a daughter of the city who is well-acquainted with its issues and challenges. She conveyed that the trust shown in her by the residents each time she returns is a responsibility she takes seriously, pledging to continue her efforts.
Al-Mansouri specifically addressed the complex issue of land ownership that has remained unresolved in several neighborhoods, asserting that finding a solution is one of the most challenging tasks the city has faced. She confirmed that significant progress has been made in the normalization processes across various areas, assuring residents that efforts will persist until they feel secure about their housing situation and can leave legally stable properties for their children. During an earlier meeting in the new neighborhood, she acknowledged the complexity of the land tenure issue while reiterating the continuation of settlement processes in several areas.
Linking this approach to what she considers tangible results in urban development, Al-Mansouri pointed out the interventions made in the sectors of Sidi Youssef Ben Ali, Menara, Gueliz, and Nakhil, which included enhancements to streets, green spaces, playgrounds, and other facilities. She stressed that her criteria for evaluating responsibility are based on actual achievements on the ground rather than the volume of promises made.
In a speech marked by a strong sense of connection to the city, Al-Mansouri emphasized her desire to continue addressing issues "one by one," while acknowledging that not all of Marrakech's problems can be resolved at once. This position was reiterated during her recent tour, where she discussed the prioritization of issues such as roads, green spaces, housing, and land ownership, linking the upcoming phase to the completion of ongoing projects.
As reported by i3lamtv.com.
