HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyawi
As part of the implementation of the outcomes of the regular sessions of the group of territorial communities of the Fes-Meknes region, and within the series of communication meetings organized by the Regional Multi-Service Company, the headquarters of the Boulemane Province hosted, on Thursday, April 9th, a second communication meeting after the first meeting held in Taza Province.
The governor of the province, Allal El Baz, chaired this meeting, in the presence of the Secretary-General of the Province, the General Manager of the Regional Multi-Service Company Fes-Meknes, along with the president and members of the group of territorial communities, the Regional Director of the National Office for Drinking Water, and the Regional Director of the company, as well as the authorities and heads of the territorial communities. This meeting was an opportunity to discuss the pivotal roles played by this new model in managing vital public facilities, especially drinking water, electricity, and liquid sanitation services, as they are considered essential pillars for responding to the needs of citizens and improving the quality of services provided to them. Various interventions also addressed the constraints and challenges facing this modern experience, especially in the context of the transition towards a new governance based on efficiency and effectiveness, with an emphasis on the importance of coordination between the various stakeholders to ensure the success of this reform workshop. In the same context, the participants praised the importance of these communication meetings, which allow for the involvement of the population's representatives in public discussion, and the consolidation of the principles of transparency and good governance, to ensure that the citizen is at the heart of the management of the public utility. This meeting comes within the framework of a continuous dynamic aimed at strengthening communication channels and bringing the administration closer to citizens, in line with national trends aimed at modernizing and improving the quality of public utility services.
