A number of development projects were launched in the Tata province on Friday, on the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the presentation of the Independence Manifesto.
These projects, overseen by the Governor of Tata province, Salah Eddine Amal, include works to connect the Douars of Agadir El Hana Al Koubra to the drinking water network, at a cost of approximately 12 million dirhams, funded through a partnership between the Tata commune, the project owner, the Ministry of Interior, and the Souss-Massa region. The project consists of drinking water distribution pipes and connection nozzles. The completion period is 12 months.
Two projects to strengthen the electrical network were also launched, funded by the Tata commune. The first involves expanding connection poles and electrical wires in the Douars of the Tata commune. This project will be completed at a financial cost of 540,000 dirhams within 6 months.
The second project involves connecting the slaughterhouse and the treatment plant in the Tata commune to the medium-voltage power grid over a distance of 2 km, with a budget exceeding one million dirhams, to be completed within 5 months.
The provincial governor and his accompanying delegation also oversaw the launch of construction works for a warehouse near the communal slaughterhouse in the Tata commune, with a budget of 1,401,696 dirhams. This project, funded by the Tata commune, aims to improve the facilities belonging to the Tata commune.
On the other hand, the delegation was shown various equipment and tools for extinguishing fires in the oases, which were acquired by the Tata territorial commune.
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