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Nador Invests 3.9 Billion CenTim; Jaddi Questions Oversight
The article focused on the management of the waste collection sector in the city of Nador, where approximately 390 million centimes (39 million dirhams) have been allocated, impacting both employees’ livelihoods and the financial resources dedicated to this sector. It highlighted challenges related to the performance of the company entrusted with waste collection, especially as its contract approaches its end. The company is struggling with truck breakdowns and lacks alternative means, which reduces the efficiency of waste collection and increases pressure on workers. This situation affects the quality of cleanliness and the city’s appearance, raising questions about the role of the regional collective group in overseeing the company’s compliance, ensuring its quality, and its effectiveness in providing efficient services to citizens. The importance of enhancing transparency and improving oversight to ensure that financial resources are used in a way that produces tangible results in improving cleanliness standards and residents' comfort is emphasized.
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