HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyawi
The Kenitra region has been witnessing, since the appointment of Abdelhamid El Mezide as its governor, a renewed dynamic in the method of territorial management, reflecting a practical approach based on effective governance, strategic planning, and the precise field implementation of various development projects, in line with the national vision aimed at achieving integrated and sustainable development.
Since assuming his responsibilities, the governor of the region has marked a remarkable field presence, through which he gave a new breath to a number of structural projects, whether in the urban or rural areas, with a clear focus on developing infrastructure, qualifying public spaces, and enhancing the attractiveness of the region as a rising economic hub within the Rabat-Salé-Kenitra region. Local affairs followers agree that the governor's working method is characterized by seriousness and efficiency, away from ceremonial rituals, as he places the follow-up of projects and respect for deadlines at the core of his priorities, with the adoption of an approach based on linking responsibility with accountability, and establishing a culture of results within the various decentralized interests. In this context, the governor attaches special importance to the careful coordination between the various territorial actors, from local authorities, elected councils, economic actors, and civil society organizations, believing that achieving the desired development remains contingent on the integration of roles and the unification of efforts in the service of the public interest. The social dimension also occupies a pivotal position within the governor's vision, through caring for vulnerable groups, supporting social initiatives, and improving access to basic services, which contributes to reducing spatial disparities and promoting social justice. Observers believe that the movement that Kenitra region is experiencing today reflects a real will to establish a new model in territorial administration, a model based on proximity to the citizen, efficiency in performance, and foresight in planning, which will enhance confidence in institutions and open wider horizons for sustainable territorial development that meets the aspirations of the population.
