Ouarzazate Launches New Projects for Throne Day
A series of developmental projects have been launched in the Ouarzazate region on the occasion of the Throne Day. These include 18 projects aimed at improving infrastructure in the area. Among these initiatives are the construction of 12 roads spanning 35 kilometers, as well as projects related to electrical networks, water supply, and sewage systems. The goal is to enhance basic services, reduce flood risks, and protect the environment. Additionally, work has begun to upgrade water and electricity networks in Aït Ighmour Douar at a cost of 5.7 million Moroccan dirhams, with an implementation period of six months. The main wastewater treatment plant is also being rehabilitated at a cost of 5.76 million dirhams, alongside a project to develop the drainage network costing 5.28 million dirhams. In Skoura Municipality, work has commenced on constructing a new Civil Protection Center at a cost of 12 million dirhams to strengthen interventions in fighting oasis fires and protecting lives and property. These projects aim to improve the quality of infrastructure services and enhance safety and environmental protection in the region.
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