3 Million Dirhams to End Transport Crisis in El Jadida

Breakthrough in the Transport Crisis in El Jadida Province

After a long period of waiting and suffering that lasted for over two months of suspension, residents of El Jadida province have breathed a sigh of relief following the announcement of practical steps to end the urban transport crisis that has directly affected the daily commutes of citizens.

Financial Support to Ensure Service Continuity

In a move aimed at revitalizing the city’s transport sector, the governor of El Jadida province announced the allocation of an emergency budget estimated at approximately 3 million dirhams. This direct financial support serves as an urgent solution to overcome the financial and technical difficulties that paralyzed the bus fleet.

Return of Buses to Regular Routes

The city’s streets are expected to see a gradual and direct return of buses starting next Thursday. This initiative is part of the local authorities’ commitment to meeting the population’s demands and ensuring their right to smooth and safe transit, especially following the immense pressure the long suspension placed on students, employees, and professional groups that rely entirely on public transport.

This step is considered a positive indicator of the officials’ desire to overcome the challenges facing urban transport, with the residents hoping that these financial injections will contribute to improving the quality of services and ensuring their future sustainability without further interruptions.