Occupied Melilla inaugurates and Nador Tad. A university hospital opens and its regional neighbor rusts in silence
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
At a time when Melilla’s occupied city attended a boom in its health structure when the opening of its new university hospital is approaching, the Nador region lived in a state of anger, after its regional hospital project turned into something similar to “healthy mirage”, in the light of unfair delay since 2017.
While Sabrina Mao, the government delegate in Melilla, proudly announced that the university hospital to obtain the first housing license, stressing that this decisive stage opens the door to the official launch of health services, the population of Nador is still waiting for the bitterness of obtaining promises.
Mao was not disrupted by the slowdown which accompanied the license, which has been expected for a long time since October 2024, and has been sarcastically commented on complex administrative procedures, in an implicit indication of the existence of bureaucratic deadlines which hinder the completion of vital projects. Despite this, Melilla is making his way to the opening of what the official has described as “the largest health building observed by the occupied city of all time”, as part of a government partnership with the “Ingesa” Institute, which supervised all the stages of construction and equipment.
Although the attention is directed in the occupied Melilla towards the stage of the transfer of medical services from the former “Kumarkal” hospital to the modern university institution, the aspirations of the population of Nador are delighted in the silence of the authorities concerned, which have not yet provided official clarification concerning the fate of the regional hospital, nor causes of chronic delay.
The cost of the project in Melilla amounted to around 120 million euros, a number which reflects the volume of the bet on the development of the health sector there, at a time when the budget designated for the Nador Al -Nador project, which did not exceed the limits of empty concrete buildings, did not disclose without human equipment or resources visible on the horizon.
The blatant difference between the two neighboring cities raises a painful question: is it really treated the Moroccan citizen of the same gravity as the population of Melilla occupied is treated? Has the right to treatment become a hostage of political or administrative obstacles which only concern influential people?
Until the dream is accomplished, the Nador hospital will remain a silent witness to the suspended promises and an important step in the field of the most fundamental rights: the right to health.
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