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Agadir deputies and council members absent
Indicators within the Council of the Souss-Massa region have begun to raise questions about the upcoming political phase, following the absence of several council members, including the two deputy presidents, from meetings of the committee supervising the agency’s project implementation after the September 23 elections, which resulted in new political shifts and balances. These developments coincide with the implementation of development programs that have benefited more than 3 million and 20 thousand residents, raising questions about the reasons behind these absences and their impact on maintaining stability within the council’s balances, especially in the absence of official clarifications. This phase is considered crucial to ensure the ongoing execution of development projects and foster positive engagement among council members, particularly given the need for greater harmony to achieve the targeted goals for the population.
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