Head of government Aziz Akhannouch signed a comprehensive project worth 283 million MAD on Friday, aimed at advancing tourism, higher education, and health sectors in the province of Ouarzazate, according to Hespress AR.
In a significant move, the prime minister presided over the signing of social and economic project agreements, encompassing various developmental aspects within the Ouarzazate region.
The initiatives include the renovation of local tourist destinations, the establishment of sports tourism circuits in oases, the promotion of handicrafts, and the creation of tourism routes highlighting the region’s geological and mining history.
Ouarzazate city has already reaped benefits from programs supporting its film industry, as well as initiatives promoting tourism in the Taourirt Kasbah and the traditional art of carpet weaving in Tazenakht.
Moreover, the city has witnessed a noticeable influx of tourists, owing to its increased prominence resulting from the filming of the blockbuster movie Gladiator.
Turning to the healthcare sector, the prime minister unveiled plans for the construction of a state-of-the-art multi-specialty hospital in the area.
In addition, the Sidi Hesseine regional medical center underwent expansion, with the addition of a new operating room and resuscitation services, aiming to enhance the accessibility of healthcare services for local residents.
Furthermore, the Higher School of Technology secured a funding of 70 million MAD for construction and equipment, as part of a collaborative agreement to develop the university center of Ouarzazate.
During the prime minister’s official visit, notable officials such as the Minister of Equipment and Water, the Minister of Health and Social Protection, the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fishing, Rural Development, Water, and Forests, were also in attendance.
These project signings exemplify the regional strategy for sustainable development, which emphasizes the active participation of local divisions and regions in driving integrated progress.
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