Enhancing Coordination for Industrial Growth
In a bid to better address the needs of industrialists in the Souss-Massa region, the Souss-Massa Regional Multi-Service Company (SRM-SM) and the General Confederation of Enterprises of Morocco (CGEM) have taken significant steps to enhance their coordination efforts. Their recent meeting on October 8, held at the SRM-SM headquarters in Agadir, focused on several critical topics, including infrastructure development, monitoring business requests, and improving investor support.
This gathering was attended by representatives from the industrial zone of Tassila, as well as members of the Association of the Industrial Zone of Tassila (AZITIA). During the discussions, participants delved into the SRM-SM's achievements concerning infrastructure aimed at economic and industrial activities, particularly in areas such as potable water supply, electricity, and wastewater management.
Addressing Business Needs and Facilitating Investment
Beyond infrastructure development, the meeting provided an opportunity to address the specific needs and challenges faced by businesses in the region. One of the primary goals of this collaboration is to improve the coordination among various stakeholders to facilitate the processing of industrial requests and enhance the attractiveness of the region's economic zones.
To this end, SRM-SM presented its initiatives and the frameworks established to effectively monitor and respond to the inquiries of economic operators. The participants underscored the necessity of bolstering mechanisms for listening and consultation, ensuring that the concerns of businesses are adequately addressed with tailored solutions.
Several strategies were explored to enhance the support provided to investors, particularly focusing on strengthening the organizational structures responsible for processing requests from developers and investors. One notable proposal includes creating a dedicated space for promoters and major accounts to streamline communication and ensure better oversight of their projects.
Moreover, the digitalization of interactions between SRM-SM and its professional users emerged as a major topic of discussion. The regional company revealed its plans to develop a digital platform designed for tracking investment applications. Additionally, an online agency is set to be established, allowing clients to access their contracts and monitor their various requests. These tools aim to simplify, expedite, and enhance transparency in the procedural aspects of investment.
Concluding the meeting, both parties expressed satisfaction with the quality of the discussions and their constructive nature. They reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening their partnership and maintaining a regular dialogue with the economic actors in the region. Future coordination efforts are expected to include periodic meetings focused on information sharing, awareness, support, and exchanges that benefit industrialists.
This initiative seeks to bring SRM-SM closer to businesses to better understand their expectations and accelerate the processing of their requests. The availability of infrastructure and the quality of services remain crucial levers for energizing the industry in the Souss-Massa region.
As reported by fr.le360.ma.
