This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – A. Mahyawi
The inauguration of the Caesarea Al-Tarafin Foundation in the ancient city of Taza is considered an important step towards strengthening infrastructure dedicated to artisans and developing local crafts.
Mr. Mustafa Al-Muazza, Governor of Taza Province, oversaw this occasion today, Thursday, November 28, in the presence of local officials, including Abdel-Ilah Baaziz, President of the Taza Regional Council, and Mounir Al-Shanter , president. of the Taza Collective Council, accompanied by a delegation of managers and partners.
Project details:
Market components:
The market consists of two floors, including:
81 businesses upstairs.
49 shops in the basement.
Café, technical and administrative facilities.
The market adheres to modern hygiene and health standards, which contributes to improving the working conditions of artisans.
Project partners:
Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs.
Taza Prefecture.
Taza Regional and Communal Council.
Professional Association of Market Traders.
Financial coverage:
The cost of the project amounts to approximately 15,043,861.20 dirhams.
Importance of the project:
Supporting artisans: It aims to offer a modern space for the production and marketing of artisanal products.
Economic and social development: The project is part of a global strategy aimed at improving the conditions of artisans and supporting the development of their activities.
Strategic vision: This achievement is part of the royal directives which aim to advance craftsmanship and promote it as national heritage.
Expected impact:
Improve the quality of life of artisans and allow them to exhibit their products in a modern and advanced environment.
Strengthen the economic and tourist attractiveness of the ancient city of Taza.
Create employment opportunities and achieve sustainable development in line with modern market requirements.
This project represents a successful model of local and national partnerships to achieve balanced development goals and preserve cultural heritage.
