HIBAPRESS – Ifrane
The weekly market project in the city of Ifrane continues to register a noticeable delay in completing its work, despite the availability of financial allocations that were allocated to it during the period of supervision of the former governor, Abdelhamid Al-Mzeed, according to information circulating at the local level.
According to this information, the budget allocated to the project was not an obstacle to its completion, as it was sufficient to cover the various stages of implementation. However, the departure of the former territorial official coincided with the suspension of work, which contributed to the project remaining incomplete to this day. This project aims to organize weekly commercial activities, improve the working conditions of traders, and strengthen the local economic infrastructure. However, the suspension of work in its final stages, despite the availability of funding, raises questions about the reasons for this stalling, whether related to administrative or technical aspects or to the management of the project during the transition of responsibilities. The current situation also raises a discussion about how to follow up on public projects and ensure their continued implementation, especially in cases where there is a change in officials or in the local management conditions. The weekly market project in Ifrane remains a model for a case that requires highlighting the issue of the continuity of public projects and ensuring their completion within the specified deadlines, in order to achieve the expected development goals.
