Sidi Slimane Governor oversees rehabilitation works on water and road networks

In a field action aimed at enhancing infrastructure and overcoming the aftermath of floods, Idriss Roubiou, Governor of Sidi Slimane Province, conducted a detailed inspection visit on Tuesday morning, September 1, 2026, to the ongoing rehabilitation sites in the Ouled Hssine commune. This visit is part of the continuous monitoring of projects aimed at strengthening the region’s resilience against climatic fluctuations and ensuring the continuity of essential services for the population.

Field monitoring of infrastructure and basic services

The inspection tour focused on the progress of road and agricultural path rehabilitation works, which are crucial for ending the isolation of rural areas and facilitating daily travel for citizens. The visit also included vital projects related to reconnecting residential clusters to the drinking water network, where the Governor received detailed technical explanations from project supervisors regarding completion rates and field obstacles.

Proactive approach to mitigate flood risks

Because disaster prevention is a priority, the provincial official paid special attention to operations involving the cleaning and widening of water channels and rainwater drainage. These interventions aim to ensure smooth drainage and prevent the recurrence of previous flood scenarios, as part of a proactive approach in preparation for the strong rainy seasons.

Strict directives to ensure quality and sustainability

Throughout the visit, the Governor of Sidi Slimane stressed the need to accelerate the pace of work while strictly adhering to quality standards and technical specifications. He emphasized that the primary goal is not just completion, but ensuring the sustainability of projects and their actual ability to withstand conditions, thereby meeting the expectations of the local population and improving living conditions amidst accelerated climate change.

These movements are part of the provincial authorities’ policy aimed at enhancing field readiness and ensuring a smooth transition from programming to actual implementation, which strengthens trust between the administration and citizens in addressing the natural and regional constraints facing the area.