Rabat:The Southern Provinces of Morocco are solidifying their status as a major hub for investment and development, driven by significant economic momentum and infrastructural achievements, according to Mbarka Bouaida, President of the Guelmim-Oued Noun Regional Council.

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, Bouaida emphasized the increased interest from both domestic and foreign investors in the Southern Provinces, attributed to their robust infrastructure and enhanced connectivity. Highlighting the Dakhla Atlantic Port project, she noted its strategic importance at regional and continental levels.

Bouaida pointed out the positive impact of the new development model for the Southern Provinces, mentioning key projects like the Tiznit-Dakhla expressway, international airports, university institutions, and healthcare infrastructure, which have bolstered local economies and improved quality of life.

She further noted that the economic growth rate in the Southern Provinces surpasses the national average, demonstrating effective public policies and Morocco's political commitment to development. Bouaida also highlighted the active involvement of local populations in democratic processes and reforms, as evidenced by high voter turnout.

Discussing Morocco's advanced regionalization, Bouaida explained that it has bolstered institutional strength and investment, with regions now managing significant budgets and projects. The current phase of regional development focuses on increasing funding, clarifying roles, and accelerating digital transitions.

The first anniversary of Unity Day is seen as a crucial milestone for Morocco, symbolizing the nation's territorial integrity and development progress. Bouaida extended congratulations to King Mohammed VI and the Moroccan people, acknowledging international recognition of Morocco's sovereignty in the Sahara.