On Tuesday, March 24, 2026, the Governor of Marrakech-Safi region convened a significant field meeting at the headquarters of the Al-Oudaya district, with a broad participation from elected officials and representatives of local communities. This gathering highlights a commitment to implementing a close-to-the-ground policy and directly overseeing the progress of ongoing projects in the area.
The meeting primarily focused on strategies to accelerate local development, as the governor identified the pressing challenges faced by the rural communities within the district. He emphasized the necessity of overcoming bureaucratic hurdles that hinder the execution of established developmental programs.
During the discussions, the regional authority addressed critical issues, notably complex real estate problems that pose significant obstacles to investment and urban growth. Additionally, they examined delays in implementing several urban planning designs anticipated by local stakeholders to organize the spatial development of Al-Oudaya and neighboring communities.
A major topic of concern was the state of the road network, which was a central point on the agenda. Attendees underscored the urgent need to pave and strengthen roadways to alleviate the isolation of villages and facilitate movement. Commitments were made to allocate necessary resources and address these imbalances promptly to ensure equitable spatial development across the region.
As reported by ar.hibapress.com.
