HIBAPRESS – c. Mahyaoui
The headquarters of the El Jadida province witnessed, this Monday morning, the official ceremony for the appointment of Saleh Daha as the new governor of the province, succeeding Mohamed El Atfaoui, who was recently appointed as Wali of the Eastern Region and Governor of the prefecture of Oujda, within the framework of the transitional movement witnessed by the Ministry of Interior.
The ceremony, which took place in a distinguished institutional atmosphere, was attended by a large number of civil and military figures, in addition to the heads of external services, elected officials, parliamentarians, economic and associative figures, and civil society organizations, in a scene that reflects the strategic weight of the province and the expected role of the new governor in continuing the path of development. The ceremony was also marked by the presence of Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Minister of Economy and Finance, who participated in the reception of the governor, in a clear indication of the government's interest in the province, especially with regard to major economic projects and ongoing development programs. Local sources confirmed that the new governor of the province will officially begin his duties in the coming hours, where he is expected to begin holding extensive meetings with various stakeholders, with the aim of strengthening institutional coordination and accelerating local development. This appointment comes within the dynamics led by the Ministry of Interior to strengthen territorial governance, consolidate administrative efficiency, and support development projects, in line with the Kingdom's strategic orientations in advancing the spatial, economic, and social fields. It is worth mentioning that Saleh Daha has accumulated important experience in territorial administration, which puts him in front of new challenges and opportunities to continue pushing El Jadida province towards more investment and qualification, and achieving development programs that meet the expectations of the population and keep pace with the transformations that the province is experiencing on all levels.
