HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyaoui
Several developmental files in the province of Taounate have witnessed remarkable momentum since the appointment of Abdelkarim El Ghanami as governor of the province, in a context of increasing public expectations regarding the improvement of infrastructure, the development of rural roads, and the enhancement of access to basic services.
Among the projects receiving attention is the issue of rural roads and pathways, given their importance in breaking the isolation of several communities and mountainous areas, facilitating citizen mobility, and supporting economic and social activities in the province. The road connecting Fez and Taounate remains a file of particular importance, due to its role in strengthening the link between the province and its regional surroundings.
In the social sphere, the projects of the National Initiative for Human Development constitute a fundamental entry point for improving the living conditions of the population, by supporting vulnerable groups, strengthening social services, and contributing to the creation of economic integration opportunities, which necessitates continued monitoring of projects and ensuring their tangible impact on beneficiaries.
This transformation in the management of local files, according to circulating impressions about the administrative momentum in the province, is linked to an approach based on field presence and direct communication with various stakeholders, away from protocol displays, with a focus on monitoring projects and identifying constraints that may hinder their implementation.
Abdelkarim El Ghanami, who has accumulated professional experience within the Ministry of the Interior, relies on an administrative career that places him with the responsibility of keeping pace with the needs of a province characterized by diverse terrain and varying developmental challenges, especially in rural areas that still require more investment in infrastructure and basic services.
However, the evaluation of the developmental outcome remains linked to the extent of project progress on the ground, adherence to completion deadlines, the quality of executed works, and their impact on citizens' daily lives, making continuous monitoring and transparency in presenting results essential elements in measuring the impact of this momentum.
Between the dynamism of administrative work and the expectations of the population, the biggest challenge remains to transform the recorded momentum into tangible and sustainable results, contributing to breaking the isolation of rural areas, improving basic services, and enhancing development opportunities in the province of Taounate.
