This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press-Abdul Razzaq
Bushra Al-Wardi, President of the Khemisset Regional Council, chaired, this morning, Monday December 3, 2024, an extraordinary session of the Council in the meeting room of the wilaya prefecture, in the presence of Abdel Latif Al-Nahli, the governor of the region and a number of local officials.
At the start of this session, the President of the Council welcomed the participants and praised the continued cooperation between the Council and the new employee, emphasizing the importance of joint work to advance local development.
Khemisset Regional Council
The session included an agenda composed of two main points: the vote on the regional council’s draft budget for the 2025 financial year and the study of budgetary transfers linked to infrastructure and development projects.
After a series of in-depth discussions, the Council’s budget for 2025 was unanimously approved, estimated at approximately 63.94 million dirhams.
It was also agreed to allocate certain financial transfers for the implementation of development projects aimed at improving collective roads, providing water and digging wells in the most needy areas, while concentrating efforts on strengthening basic services and infrastructure.
Khemisset Regional Council
For his part, Abdul Latif Al-Nahli, governor of the region, highlighted in his speech the need to follow a participatory approach in development work in order to achieve a balance between groups and urban centers.
He stressed that improving the living standards of citizens requires joining efforts and investing in the strategic location of the region to serve sustainable development.
He also announced the preparation of a comprehensive “dashboard” which includes all development data and constraints likely to hinder the achievement of the desired objectives.
In this context, Al-Nahli praised the development projects carried out in the cities of Tiflet and Sidi Allal Al-Bahraoui, emphasizing the need for the city of Khemisset to occupy its prestigious position as the capital of the region.
He highlighted the historical role of this city, recalling the meeting of the French President with the late King Hassan II in the city, which reflects the importance of the region at the national and international levels.
The regional officer called for intensifying efforts to revive this brilliant role through joint development projects.
The session concluded with the reading of a telegram of loyalty and fidelity to His Majesty King Mohammed VI, which included appeals for the health and well-being of His Majesty, and in appreciation of his wise vision which places regional development at the heart of its priorities.
