* This article was automatically translated from the Arabic version of the HIBA PRESS website *
A. Latif Baraka: Heba Press
Sixteen members of the Collective Council of Termeket, province of Ouarzazate, presented a collective resignation, due to what they consider to be “the unilateral management of the president, the exclusion of the rest of the members of the council, the inability to work on the participatory principle and the primacy of private interest, the inability to implement the decisions of the council and the total inability to activate the work of the commissions and take into account their recommendations, as well as the disruption of the projects of the group and the conflict in their programming.
The members signed their collective resignation and sent it in recent days to the president of the said group.
The resigning councilors relied on article 60 of organic law no. 113.14 relating to groups, which provides that members of the Council can renounce their functions by presenting their resignation to the president of the Council. This resignation will take effect at the expiration of a period of fifteen days after its receipt and elections will be organized to fill the vacant seats.
On the other hand, informed sources told the newspaper that the resignations were only a settling of scores with the President of the Council and that her decision was personal and had nothing to do with what was being discussed.
