The province of Boulemane, particularly the Kikou region, continues to suffer from marginalization and exclusion from development programs despite repeated promises to improve infrastructure and open new investment opportunities.
With the appointment of a new governor, the local public is questioning whether he will be able to turn the tide and launch genuine development projects, or if Boulemane will remain a forgotten margin in the Kingdom’s development map. Deteriorating roads, weak basic infrastructure, and a lack of major projects capable of creating jobs are all problems that present the inhabitants of Kikou and other areas with suffocating daily challenges. Although the province possesses significant natural and human resources, a lack of serious commitment renders these assets untapped. The people of Boulemane are now cautiously waiting to see: Will we see tangible improvements in infrastructure and roads? Will Kikou be integrated into urban rehabilitation and rural development programs? Or will the “policy of marginalization” continue as before? These unanswered questions await practical answers from the region’s top official, far from the language of vague speeches and promises.
