Al Omran launches development projects in communities in El Dreyouche Province

Economy of the East

As part of a program aimed at strengthening infrastructure and increasing the attractiveness of rural and semi-urban centers in the region, Al Omran Group in the East Region launched a series of development projects in December with a total cost of more than 25 million dirhams.

This program is based on a territorial approach organized under the supervision of Abdessalam Frendo, HM Governor of El Dreyouche, with the aim of improving public equipment and developing basic networks within the region's communities. The investments were distributed to six communities according to the needs of each area and the nature of its development priorities.

In the Dar El Kababani community, about 6.59 million dirhams were allocated to upgrade roads and paths, strengthen rainwater drainage networks and improve public lighting. The Ait Mat community benefited from a total of 4.54 million dirhams to rehabilitate its infrastructure and facilitate access to its territorial services.

In the same context, Ain Zahra has been allocated 2.26 million dirhams to develop infrastructure and enhance services within the urban fabric, while Tafrasit will see the implementation of development works worth 2.62 million dirhams, including roads and urban equipment related to the quality of life within the local territorial area.

The community of Trocot benefited from a financial investment of 3.63 million dirhams aimed at improving a range of facilities and services related to urban rehabilitation. The community of Tessafet also received one of the largest funds, amounting to 5.74 million dirhams, including the development of the road network, rainwater drainage, public lighting, as well as improving the public space.

Al Omran Al Sharq emphasized that these projects are part of a comprehensive vision to improve the quality of basic services and support the urban dynamism in the Dreouche region by investing in public infrastructure and meeting the needs of the beneficiary communities in order to enhance living conditions and keep pace with the urban and developmental transformations in the region