This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Abdel Latif Baraka
MP Nadia Bouhdoud, president of the municipal council of Oulad Taima, province of Taroudant, confirmed this in a press release, during her participation alongside a high-ranking Moroccan delegation in the third edition of the Forum of Elected Officials France-Morocco under the slogan “Environmental Transformation in Territorial Spaces: Crossed Visions” that Morocco, under the wise leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, has practically engaged in “transition” projects most appropriate environmental policies”, which, thanks to the Kingdom’s strategy, has become one of the most important countries in Africa. and the Mediterranean which is heavily involved in coverage… Its clean energy needs are 52 percent.
Bouhdoud estimated that Morocco has also succeeded in developing a judicious environmental management strategy with a number of projects, such as the “Noor Ouarzazate” solar energy production project, in addition to creating projects in all cities. related to waste recycling. and liquid disinfection.
This important forum, hosted by the “Eugène Delacroix Department” last week at the Senate in Paris, and attended by 300 representatives from the two countries, addressed the contemporary issues of ecological transition through three round tables: the first focuses on the achievements of the two countries in this area, the second discusses the most appropriate environmental transition model, the third reviews the efforts of the communities in this regard.
Political figures and experts from France and Morocco participated in the forum to exchange experiences and good practices for the successful ecological transition of territories. It was also held on the sidelines of the celebration of the tenth anniversary of the creation of the department which works to strengthen relations between the two countries, which is today experiencing renewed dynamism thanks to continued efforts since the last visit of the French President in Morocco.
