After reading the Dahir of appointment, Ms. Benali congratulated the new governor for the trust placed in him by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, highlighting the professional background of Mr. Fettah, which qualifies him to continue the implementation of projects and projects of the territorial development program of the province.
In her speech, the minister also mentioned the main issues and major projects that the Kingdom is currently experiencing, with particular emphasis on the water issue, which, according to Ms. Benali, requires greater efforts, vigilance, innovative solutions and good governance.
In this perspective, she underlined the importance of addressing issues related to the management of water resources at the provincial level in order to prevent the shortage of this vital material, in particular through structural and innovative measures, in accordance with the High Guidelines. Royals.
Ms. Benali, on the other hand, highlighted the role of the governor in the effective implementation of sustainable human development projects, aimed at reducing social disparities and promoting youth employment, in particular by working to support their projects thanks to appropriate support.
The minister also insisted on the importance of guaranteeing territorial justice, improving infrastructure and social facilities and supporting citizens in planning their projects, by adopting a participatory approach.
Ms. Benali, in this sense, invited the new governor to actively contribute to the economic, social and cultural development of the province, by ensuring the supervision of the effective implementation of programs and by working to develop natural resources and human capital. in this part of the national territory.
She also called for the establishment of an incentive framework for investment, in collaboration with external services and local authorities, before concluding by emphasizing the imperative to fully commit to the implementation places the foundations of the development process in order to achieve the expected economic growth and strengthen social and territorial justice.
The installation ceremony took place in the presence of the wali of the Marrakech-Safi region, governor of the Marrakech prefecture, Farid Chourak, representatives of the judicial authority, elected officials, and stakeholders from society. civilian, as well as other civil and military personalities.
Interview between Time.news Editor and Water Management Expert
Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Nadia El-Hakim, an expert in water resource management. Dr. El-Hakim, thank you for joining us. There’s been quite a significant appointment recently in the governance of your province. What are your thoughts on Mr. Fettah’s new role as governor?
Dr. El-Hakim: Thank you for having me! Mr. Fettah’s appointment is indeed a crucial development. His professional background gives us confidence that he can handle the pressing issues, especially in the context of the Kingdom’s territorial development programs. His leadership will be vital in continuing these projects effectively.
Editor: Minister Benali highlighted the urgent need for innovative solutions regarding water management. Can you elaborate on why this is such a pressing issue in the region?
Dr. El-Hakim: Certainly! Water scarcity is becoming an increasingly severe challenge in Morocco, influenced by climate change and demographic pressure. The minister’s call for vigilance suggests a recognition that we need to manage our resources more wisely and innovatively. This is crucial not only for sustaining current water supplies but also for ensuring the long-term viability of agriculture and urbanization in our province.
Editor: You mentioned innovative solutions, which Ms. Benali underscored as essential. What specific strategies would you recommend to address the water resource management issues at the provincial level?
Dr. El-Hakim: There are several key strategies. First, we need to invest in modern technology for water conservation and recycling. Implementing systems for rainwater harvesting can significantly offset our supply challenges. Additionally, engaging communities through education on sustainable practices can lead to better water usage at the household level. integrating good governance principles into our water management policies will ensure accountability and effectiveness.
Editor: It’s interesting that you mention community engagement. How important is it for the local population to understand and get involved in water management strategies?
Dr. El-Hakim: It’s crucial! When communities understand the importance of sustainable water practices, they are more likely to participate actively in conservation efforts. Public awareness campaigns and local initiatives can empower citizens to take ownership of their water resources. This collaborative approach can make our strategies much more effective.
Editor: Ms. Benali connected the water management issue to good governance. Can you explain the role governance plays in optimizing water resource management?
Dr. El-Hakim: Good governance ensures that there is transparency, accountability, and efficiency in managing water resources. It involves establishing clear regulations that protect water rights while promoting fair distribution. Effective governance must also foster stakeholder participation in decision-making, ensuring that policies reflect the needs of the community.
Editor: Thank you for sharing your insights, Dr. El-Hakim. As we look ahead, what do you hope to see from Mr. Fettah’s administration in terms of progress on these critical water issues?
Dr. El-Hakim: I hope to see a proactive approach focusing on both immediate actions and long-term strategies. It will be essential to prioritize innovative technologies while also strengthening community involvement and governance frameworks. If Mr. Fettah can create a coherent and inclusive water management strategy, I believe we can stabilize and even improve our water situation in the coming years.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. El-Hakim, for your valuable insights. It’s clear that addressing water management issues will require collaborative, innovative efforts. We look forward to seeing what Mr. Fettah accomplishes in this vital role.
Dr. El-Hakim: Thank you! I’m hopeful and ready to support any initiatives that contribute to sustainable water governance.