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Ait Amira invests over 9.9M AED in water projects
The Aït Amira community in the Essaouira-Agadir region has confirmed the implementation of three strategic projects to improve and secure residents' access to clean water. These projects include the construction of a water tank with a capacity of 300 cubic meters at an approximate cost of 3.8 million dirhams, the installation of connecting pipelines valued at 5.7 million dirhams, and the development of the piping network, estimated at around 400,000 dirhams. The total cost of these projects amounts to approximately 9.98 million dirhams, funded jointly by the National Initiative for Human Development, the local community, and the regional Multi-Services Company of Souss-Massa. The initiative aims to reduce water scarcity, improve distribution stability, and serve more than 10,000 residents. The first phase will cover four residential neighborhoods, with plans to extend benefits to various other areas of the community in the future, ensuring adequate quantities and quality of water. This effort seeks to enhance the sustainability of water supply and meet the demographic growth and urban expansion in the region.
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