فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Ait Ouallal (Meknes Province) – In implementation of the High Royal Directives calling for integrated and comprehensive spatial development of rural areas, and activation of the outcomes of consultative meetings chaired by Abdelghani Sabbar, Governor of Meknes Prefecture, the population of Ait Ouallal community is experiencing these days a major commercial and industrial exhibition featuring dozens of exhibitors from traditional artisans, traders, and micro-enterprises.
The organization of this exhibition, which lasts several days, comes within the framework of a provincial strategy aimed at breaking the isolation of rural and semi-rural communities, creating seasonal job opportunities, activating the local economic wheel, and supporting small enterprises and local professionals.
Notable Economic Boom
The exhibition has led to a clear commercial revival in the community, benefiting dozens of related activities:
- Printing and advertising signs
- Transport and logistics
- Rental of shops and tents
- Restaurants and fast food
- Food and consumer goods vendors
The local population also benefited from the availability of diverse goods at competitive prices and high quality, contributing to raising purchasing power and revitalizing the adjacent weekly market.
Spatial Development Through Local Events
Organizers confirm that such exhibitions, festivals, and seasonal markets represent the most effective means of integrating rural communities into the economic cycle, especially since these areas cannot benefit from major projects concentrated in large cities.
One community association activist in the community noted that “this exhibition is not just a passing market, but a real driver of local development, creating direct income for dozens of families and strengthening confidence in the rural world’s ability to innovate and produce.”
This activity is part of a series of events taking place in communities of Meknes province during this season, aimed at achieving balanced and sustainable spatial development as called for by His Majesty King Mohammed VI in his High Speeches.
