Heba Press – Rabat
As part of the Tiflet Festival, a national symposium was organized on Friday, July 26 at the Abdel Salam Al-Masari Youth House, in coordination with the Ministry of Equipment and Water, on the impact of climate change on water resources and future challenges, with the participation of the Secretary General of the Sebou Water Basin, an engineer at the Central Water Directorate, and one of the medical analysts, and presented by Professor Abdel Wahed Boukrian, former director of the German Nederik Neumann Organization in Morocco.
The symposium was part of the cultural and scientific activities of the fourth session of the Tiflet Festival and highlighted the emphasis on public policies in the field of water resources preservation, national plans to address water stress, the feasibility of dam policy and collective commitment as individuals, groups and institutions in reducing water wastage and depletion, while highlighting the state of water resources in the Tiflet region, where the symposium witnessed great interaction from the participants with valuable interventions.
At the end of the interventions, the head of the Territorial Community of Tiflet delivered a speech in which he thanked the participants for their response and their response to the invitation, stressing the importance of water in the life of creatures and the need to choose this sensitive subject to place the city of Tiflet at the heart of national concerns, with the hope of developing these seminars in the future. He also mentioned the efforts of the state and government sectors in the field of water in application of the royal directives in this field.
The symposium ended with the distribution of financial prizes to the winners of the local water conservation awareness competition, where eight participants, including two students from Rabat and Beni Mellal, won the first prize worth 6,000 dirhams. The entry was a rap song. via a video clip, and most of the creations demonstrated the required level.
