HIBAPRESS – Mohammed Zariouh
The Marchica Agency in Nador is suffering from a series of crises that have damaged its reputation and affected its workflow, prompting many observers to question the real reasons behind this chaos.
According to responsible sources, the main reason for these problems is the appointment of a technician as head of the construction department instead of a specialized engineer. This ill-considered decision led to the deterioration of the situation within the agency, as the head of the construction department during the era of Zaro, who does not have the required experience, issued false reports of the reality, exacerbating the crisis that the agency is experiencing today. The series of crises that the Marchica Agency has witnessed began with major problems in the planning design, and moved to great difficulties in the implementation of construction works. These problems are not only due to the lack of technical experience, but also to the absence of a clear vision and poor management of human and professional resources. The agency, despite the challenges it faces, is trying hard to find solutions, but some of them were not enough to meet the needs of the current stage.
In an attempt to correct the situation, a new engineer was appointed last month to take responsibility for the reform within the agency. This step raises several questions: Was the director's decision to appoint the engineer correct? And will she be able to fix what the former technician ruined? Although the engineer has academic and practical competencies, the task before her may be more than just quick solutions, as she needs a long time to completely restructure the work. After her appointment, the agency began taking a series of corrective measures to address the outstanding problems. The engineer, who has extensive experience in managing major projects, worked to provide innovative solutions to overcome many of the obstacles that caused the delay of the agency's projects. But these solutions, despite their partial effectiveness, still need more time to consolidate the radical change within the agency.
But the question that remains is: will the engineer be able to fix what others have ruined? Will the director's decision to appoint her at this time be enough to restore the agency to its effectiveness? Or will the crises continue under the current leadership? Addressing these problems requires a clear vision and comprehensive solutions that put the agency's interest first. Despite the challenges facing the agency, the governor of Nador continues to direct his directives to ensure the acceleration of the reform operations within the agency. These directives aim to address the ongoing problems and achieve a more professional work environment, and the governor is keen to provide full support to the engineer to correct the course of the agency. However, time alone is enough to answer the outstanding questions about the extent of the agency's ability to overcome the crises it has gone through.
Despite the attempts at reform, the current director of the agency still faces great difficulty in achieving the goals that have been set to develop the agency. And pending the dismissal of the head of the construction department, the situation in the Marchica Agency seems to be the focus of attention and constant monitoring, as this challenge represents a crucial opportunity to rebuild the agency in a correct and effective manner.
