This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
HIBAPRESS-RABAT-MTL Mr. Abdessamad Kayouh, Minister of Transport and Logistics, chaired, at the headquarters of the ministry, the work of the meeting of the steering committee devoted to the presentation of the results of the first phase of the study of the “national charter for inclusive and sustainable mobility”.
This meeting was held in the presence of the Secretary General of the Ministry, the Representative of the Ministry of the Interior, the Director General of the National Office of Railways (ONCF), as well as the Director of Strategy, Management and Transport Coordination.
In his opening speech, the Minister stressed that this initiative is part of the dynamics of reform led by His Majesty King Mohammed VI that God assists it, and reaffirmed during national meetings on advanced regionalization, in particular with regard to the need to anchor public policies in territorial reality, and to make mobility a lever of territorial equity and equality of chances in matters of access to basic services.
The Minister also praised the spirit of cooperation and the serious commitment which marked the first phase of this study, highlighting the effective partnership with the Ministry of the Interior, considered as a central player in the success of this strategic project.
This meeting was an opportunity to present the conclusions of the first phase of the study, which made it possible to draw up a global diagnosis of the mobility system in Morocco, highlighting several major challenges to be met.
Mr. Kayouh concluded his intervention by affirming that this diagnosis constitutes an essential founding stage on which the second phase of the study will be based, which will be devoted to the development of concrete and operational solutions within the framework of a clear national vision and endowed with specific objectives, able to draw a realistic roadmap for the coming years, to overcome the current challenges and to set up a inclusive mobility system, Citizens while supporting the expected territorial development.
