HIBAPRESS – Mohamed Zerriouh
In a scene that brings the discussion about local development back to the forefront of attention in the city of Driouch, the member of the communal council, Rachid Aamlam, has taken a serious step aimed at accelerating the resolution of the lingering sewage problem in both the "Al-Medi 1" neighborhood and the "Oued Aslan" neighborhood.
The local representative took the initiative to send an official letter to the Eastern Regional Company for Multi-Services, demanding its urgent intervention and a comprehensive audit of the agreements concluded with the Driouch commune. This audit is intended to examine the details of stalled projects and clarify the situation.
This pioneering initiative is at the heart of solid institutional advocacy for the pulse of the street and the vital demands of the residents. It seeks to shed light on the technical and administrative status of the agreements governing these projects.
It also aims to track the progress of field measures related to their implementation, with the goal of diagnosing the underlying causes of the continued suffering of citizens in these neighborhoods due to the absence of a basic liquid sanitation network.
This action is part of a continuous series of diligent efforts by Rachid Aamlam to bring this pressing service issue back to the top of the local agenda. His ultimate goal is to mobilize efforts and resources to push for practical and urgent solutions that put an end to a reality casting a dark shadow over the living conditions of the residents and the quality of their environmental and urban surroundings.
Undoubtedly, this initiative embodies the added value and pioneering roles that a communal representative should undertake, utilizing available legal and institutional mechanisms and direct communication channels with various stakeholders. It is a practical translation of the duty of oversight and follow-up on infrastructure projects and a staunch defense of the legitimate rights of citizens to facilities befitting their aspirations.
The echo of the voices of the residents of "Al-Medi 1" neighborhood and "Oued Aslan" neighborhood remains constant and firm in their legitimate demand: the necessity of clarifying the truth about the fate of the agreements and the acceleration of the implementation of sewage network projects on the ground. A single step is sufficient to end years of daily suffering and restore smiles and dignity to neighborhoods that deserve a decent life.
