فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Fes News has learned that a significant meeting took place on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, in the province of Ifrane, presided over by Governor Idriss Msabah. The meeting aimed to follow up on the implementation of the agreement for the development and enhancement of Ifrane National Park, part of the “Forests of Morocco 2020-2030” strategy launched by King Mohammed VI on February 13, 2020.
At the outset, Governor Msabah reviewed the progress of the framework and specific agreements, emphasizing the project’s national significance as a model for forest conservation and eco-tourism development. He stressed the need for all stakeholders to commit to the necessary measures for achieving the project’s goals, particularly regarding funding and project timelines.
The available data indicates that this project seeks to balance natural resource preservation with economic and social development for the local population. It includes structured initiatives that will create permanent and seasonal job opportunities, promote eco-tourism and outdoor sports, and enhance Ifrane’s appeal as a leading environmental tourism destination.
According to our sources, the meeting resulted in several key decisions to ensure the proper execution of the agreement, including:
Mobilizing financial contributions from partners and prioritizing projects for funding and execution. Approving engineering studies for Arez Koro and Moudmam sites. Reissuing calls for tenders for Michlifen, Habri, and Ras El Maa development projects. Monitoring the progress of projects assigned to various partners. Assigning the management of Ifrane National Park to oversee the regional committee’s coordination for efficient project implementation.
At the end of the meeting, Governor Idriss Msabah reaffirmed the need for strict adherence to the established timelines and funding mobilization, considering this project a cornerstone for sustainable development in the region—one that benefits local communities while preserving Morocco’s national forest heritage.
source : fesnews media
