This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press-Muhammad Zaruh
Jamal Al-Shaarani, the worker of the Nador region, opened, on Wednesday morning, May 14, an important meeting devoted to the evaluation of progress of afforestation and rehabilitation programs in the region, as part of the implementation of the “Morocco-Forestie 2020-2030” strategy. The meeting was followed by the regional director of the National Water and Forest Agency, as well as the men of power and the various actors concerned.
During the meeting, a complete vision was presented on the regional program, which aims to refine an area of 7,700 hectares by 2030, by emphasizing the triple action plan for the period 2024-2026, which includes specific and specific implementation stages.
Nador is launching a green revolution
The program provides for the year 2024 to compensate 900 hectares with a budget of approximately 13 million dirhams, in addition to the ambiguity of 188 hectares at a cost of around 2.8 million dirhams, while these projects will continue effectively during this year. As for 2025, the afforestation of 994 hectares will be scheduled at a financial cost of up to 16.62 million dirhams, and the stadium will be concluded in 2026 with a afforestation of 385 hectares and the cost of 160 hectares with an expected budget of 10.445 million dirhams.
Participants stressed the importance of adapting climatic variables by adopting various local plant species such as corners, ethics and pine, which contributes to improving the elasticity of local ecosystems and protecting them from deterioration.
Nador is launching a green revolution
In an advanced step, the agency announced the adoption of an innovative irrigation technology called “waterbox” for the first time in the Nador region to plant argans, as this technology will help reduce water consumption and increase the success rate of afforestation operations.
The meeting concluded by emphasizing the importance of participatory work with forest users and by activating the compensation mechanisms that compensate people affected by the grazing prohibition in protected areas, as well as to extend the duration of the implementation of agreements to include three consecutive seasons to ensure the quality of success and success of projects.
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