Boulemane Mobilizes Over 60 Million Dirhams for Drinking Water and Roads
Boulemane Province Secures Over 60 Million Dirhams for Hydraulic and Road Projects
The province of Boulemane has been awarded an investment exceeding 60 million dirhams (MDH) for the execution of hydraulic and road initiatives. These efforts aim to enhance access to potable water for local populations and to strengthen territorial connectivity, particularly in rural areas.
Over 43 MDH Allocated for Road Network Enhancement
The road sector plans include the widening and reinforcement of regional road number 606, which spans 21 kilometers, with an investment of 40.04 MDH. This project is expected to improve traffic conditions and facilitate movement for residents, as well as enhance exchanges between various localities in the province.
Additionally, a rural road spanning 3.15 kilometers will be developed in the municipality of Injil. This initiative involves an allocation of 3.05 MDH and aims to improve accessibility in the affected areas, especially by easing the daily commutes of rural populations.
Two Treatment Stations to Improve Access to Potable Water
In terms of hydraulic advancements, two groundwater treatment stations have been established in Outat El Haj and douar Israrn. Each facility represents an investment of 8.5 MDH.
The station located in douar Israrn is particularly expected to enhance the supply of potable water for approximately 4,500 beneficiaries, contributing significantly to improving access to this essential resource in the area.
Through these various projects, the province of Boulemane continues to strengthen its basic infrastructure. The investments made in the water and road sectors are addressing critical challenges in improving living conditions, easing rural isolation, and promoting territorial development.
