Morocco’s House of Councilors Speaker Enaam Mayara urged for a comprehensive reflection on intervention strategies and mechanisms to expedite the implementation of advanced regionalization.
Speaking at the opening of the 5th session of the Parliamentary Forum of Regions, Mayara emphasized the pivotal role of regions in economic development and proposed fostering collaboration among public authorities to achieve regional harmony.
Morocco’s top senator highlighted the need to reevaluate the philosophy behind the regional distribution of public investments, with a focus on the state’s role in resource allocation for regional development.
In this respect, he urged a serious exploration of new mechanisms and measures to stimulate both public and private investments, aligning with the goals outlined in the Investment Charter.
Referring to recommendations from the Economic, Social, and Environmental Council (CESE) and the Court of Auditors, Mayara stressed the importance of paying special attention to advanced regionalization during the meeting.
He further proposed the establishment of a legislative framework, rather than a regulatory one, for determining partnership conditions between the State and regions through a contractual mechanism.
Mayara underscored the commitment of the parliament’s upper house to institutionalizing the contractual approach during this transitional phase, noting that the House of Councillors is actively considering legislative initiatives.
He also urged an expedited process for adapting legislation and regulations related to the competencies of ministerial departments and revising the legal framework governing territorial collectivities for enhanced harmony in the distribution of competencies.
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