Following a recent meeting with King Mohammed VI, Moroccan Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch unveiled a comprehensive plan to address the aftermath of the Al Haouz earthquake, a seismic event that has shaken the nation on Friday.
After the meeting, Akhannouch highlighted several critical initiatives that will be at the forefront of the government’s response.
At the core of these efforts is the special fund designed to provide immediate support for essential needs such as food and funeral expenses for those who lost their lives in the disaster.
Moreover, the government is committed to taking swift action to rebuild and restore the infrastructure and homes damaged by the earthquake.
Akhannouch assured the nation that the government is fully dedicated to assisting citizens who have lost their homes in rebuilding them by offering financial aid.
Following a committee meeting held today, an official agreement has been reached to provide substantial assistance to these affected individuals, enabling them to embark on the challenging journey of rebuilding their lives in the affected areas surrounding Al Houz region.
As Akhannouch explained, “Throughout the week, we will announce how we’ll proceed when it comes to affected citizens.” The government is determined to ensure that these citizens receive the support they need promptly.
The head of government also emphasized the critical importance of addressing the damage inflicted on schools, roads, and water sources.
He affirmed that the government is unwavering in its commitment to follow the directives of the King and will keep the public informed throughout the week regarding the specific steps it intends to take.
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