On Thursday, March 19, 2026, Samir El Yezidi, the governor of the Al-Qalaâ des Sraghna region, presided over an official meeting aimed at signing four new agreements that fall under the National Initiative for Human Development programs. The meeting was attended by the secretary-general of the prefecture, the regional director of the education, preschool, and sports sector, the head of the social work department, as well as representatives from decentralized services, local community partners, and civil society associations.
This gathering is part of the ongoing dynamic within the region concerning the implementation of the National Initiative for Human Development projects, which aim to enhance human capital, particularly among children and youth. The focus is on supporting education and training, while also expanding the range of socio-sporting activities available to the community.
The four signed agreements encompass a variety of qualitative projects, including support for educational and sporting activities, the establishment of a school development center in rural areas, the enhancement of sports transportation facilities, and the launch of a program titled “Study and Sport.” The total financial allocation for these initiatives is estimated at approximately 1.65 million dirhams.
According to the information presented during the meeting, these projects aim to encourage school attendance and reduce dropout rates, as well as to broaden the scope of sports practice among young people. They also focus on developing their skills and capabilities, contributing to their social integration and enhancing their chances of academic and professional success.
In his remarks, the governor emphasized the importance of effectively and efficiently implementing these projects in reality, stressing the need to ensure their sustainability and achieve the desired objectives. He also called on all stakeholders to enhance coordination and continuous mobilization to ensure a tangible impact for the targeted groups.
The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of the commitment to continue working in accordance with the royal directives aimed at establishing the foundations for integrated and sustainable human development, which centers on investing in people as the core of all development efforts.
As reported by marrakechalyaoum.com.
