This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Ahmed Al-Musaed Local authorities in the city of Oujda have launched a massive cleaning campaign to collect waste and debris. This in coordination with the municipal and regional councils, and with the contribution of the company authorized to manage the cleaning sector and the regional development company, in execution of the instructions of Al-Khatib Al-Hubail, the governor of the region of the East, governor of the prefecture of Oujda Angad.
The campaign saw the mobilization of human and logistical resources using specialized equipment and machinery such as bulldozers and trucks, and included the repainting of shop murals and unifying the colors of the facades of houses and buildings in sand , as part of an effort to add elegance and aesthetics. to the neighborhoods and alleys of the city.
At the level of the urban area of Sidi Ziane located in the city center, the head of the urban area, accompanied by the management of the first, second, third and fourth administrative attachés, as well as agents of the authorities and public forces, supervised a vast campaign aimed at freeing the public domain from traffic obstruction phenomena and the Golan, where the gates of commercial markets were liberated (Melilla market, Al-Quds market, Bab Abdel-Wahab market, Attia market, Al-Khader market) of street vendors, Al-Farasha and Abd Al-Rahman streets (Marrakech), and a campaign on cafes to respect legal controls on temporary exploitation of the collective public domain, ridding the sidewalks at Mohammed V Street from bicycles, as well as freeing Bab Sidi Abdel Wahab Square from all forms. chaos and repainting the walls in a uniform color (beige), through campaigns of intense measures were taken by local and security authorities, to reduce traffic disruptions and distort the general view of the eastern capital.
This campaign, which aims to raise awareness among citizens of the need to maintain cleanliness in neighborhoods and streets and to educate traders and markets on the importance of cleanliness, is expected to continue in main streets and neighborhoods who suffer from neglect. It is about removing blackheads and purifying urban areas from dirt and dust.
These interventions were well received by residents and their willingness to engage with the aesthetic of the Millennium City, which had suffered significant deterioration for several years due to close political conflicts, and the arrival of the new governor and his strict interventions, which made the citizen one of his main priorities.
