The Mohammed VI Foundation for Educators’ Welfare announced that it has awarded grants with a total value of 2.9 million dirhams, for the rehabilitation and development of six local clubs in Tata, Ouarzazate, Chtouka Ait Baha, Azilal, Laarache, and Khénifra.
These projects, which will be led by the regional sections of the Foundation for Welfare of Education (FOSE), are part of efforts aimed at improving and bringing social services to educators, the Mohammed VI Foundation said in a statement.
The examination and approval of these projects were carried out by a commission co-chaired by the President of the Foundation, Youssef El Bakkali, and the National Secretary of FOSE, Abdelhak El Mamoune.
This funding will help construct new clubs or extend existing ones with the establishment of new areas (cafes, accommodation centers, play areas, green spaces, etc.). They will benefit more than 30,000 people in the Education-Training sector, the same source added.
Since 2007, the Mohammed VI Foundation has provided support for the reception and leisure facilities set up and managed by FOSE. It has contributed to the creation and equipment of 53 local clubs, spread over all regions of Morocco, with an overall budget of more than 25 million dirhams.
It also participated in the financing of 11 mini-football tournaments for a total cost of 2.2 million dirhams.
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