Today Saturday, the Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills, Younès Skouri, supervised the inauguration ceremony of Mohamed Adel Ahouran, appointed by His Majesty King Mohammed VI governor of the province of Khenifra.
In a speech delivered during the ceremony marked by the recitation of the appointment decree, Al-Sukuri congratulated the new worker for the royal trust placed in him by His Majesty the King, stressing that this appointment reflects the Kingdom’s firm commitment to continue the necessary reforms to achieve comprehensive development under the wise leadership of His Majesty.
After discussing the efforts made by the former governor of the region, Mohamed Fattah, the minister recalled the content of previous royal speeches addressed to all sectors, in which His Majesty highlighted the worrying problem of water stress from which the Morocco, resulting from the problem of water resources management, with successive years of drought and climate change.
In this regard, Skouri stressed the importance of implementing the royal directives on water conservation, calling on the new governor of Khenifra province to demonstrate a high rate of mobilization and vigilance, and to ensure the effectiveness of planned projects, in addition to continuing to fight against excessive exploitation of water.
He also underlined the importance of working to strengthen the employability and economic and professional integration of young people, urging elected officials, civil society activists and the different interests of the region to work hand in hand with Mr. Adel Ahoran as part of a participatory approach. to achieve the desired objectives.
The inauguration ceremony of the new worker took place in the presence of the governor of the Béni Mellal-Khénifra region, the governor of the Béni Mellal region, Mohamed Banirbak, the president of the regional council, Adel Barakat, representatives of the government judiciary and judicial professions, heads and members of elected bodies, heads of professional chambers and civil society activists, in addition to civil and military personalities.
