This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Pres- P
In the context of the activation of ministerial directives linked to the implementation of the national human development initiative for the year 2025, the first meeting of the regional committee for human development for the employment of Meknes took place yesterday, Thursday, February 27, 2028, and the meeting was chaired by the employment worker, Abdel -Ghani Al -Sabbar, in the presence of electricity.
The agenda of the meeting has dealt with the evaluation of progress of projects scheduled within the framework of the regional plan for human development for the year 2024, and the examination of ministerial directives linked to 2025 programs, in addition to discussing the projects proposed for the list in the new regional plan.
After submitting and studied projects by the Committee, 33 projects were approved by the Regional Human Development Committee in Mekns, approved 33 projects to improve local development for the year 2025, a total of 18.5 million dirhams, because the National Initiative for Human Development contributed 91%, equivalent to 17 million dirhams, for 13,508 beneficiaries.
Distribution of valid projects according to programs:
The program to remedy competence in infrastructure and social services in less equipped areas: 3 projects have been approved at 4.6 million dirhams, dedicated to dismantling with the inhabitants of the village circuits by establishing mass tracks in East groups, Sidi Suleiman Mall Al-Kifan and people.
The program to follow the pace of people in a fragile position: 12 projects included financial coverage of 5.4 million dirhams, targeting 1,148 beneficiaries by preparing and equipping reception centers and supporting their management, aimed at improving the services provided to fragile groups.
Payment program for human capital for emerging generations: 18 projects were approved at a cost of 8.4 million dirhams, funding 82% of the national initiative, for 10,450 beneficiaries, including projects to support primary education, improve school transport by adding 8 buses, improving school conditions in social protection establishments and promising educational, cultural and technical activities.
This meeting comes within the framework of continuous efforts to improve human development and improve the living conditions of target groups with Mekns, according to the vision of the National Initiative for Human Development.
