President of the Women’s Gathering Organization in Fes-Meknes: Health Transforms into Real and Impactful Projects
Samira El Qsiour, President of the Women’s Gathering Organization, stated during the “Achievements Path” forum held in the municipality of Tissa in the Fes-Meknes region that her discussion would center on health and the accomplishments that both the party and the government take pride in.
El Qsiour highlighted that the region is witnessing a qualitative transformation in its health infrastructure, with significant, clear, and costly projects aimed at improving the quality of services. She noted that the results are now tangible on the ground. For instance, the Moulay Yacoub province has seen the establishment of a large hospital with a capacity of 150 beds, and Taounate has a hospital with 120 beds, while Al Hajeb has benefited from advanced health facilities due to the regional center project.
In the Fes-Meknes region, she referred to major projects including the Ben-Souda hospital in Fes with a budget of 488 million dirhams, a new specialized hospital in Meknes, and Ibn Al-Hassan hospital with a capacity of 105 beds and a budget of 130 million dirhams, in addition to a new health project in Sefrou. The development has also encompassed mountainous areas and villages, with a rehabilitation hospital in Ain Tajit with a budget of 150 million dirhams, a proximity hospital in Ifrane with a capacity of 30 beds, and the launch of a health project in the village of Bamehmed expected to be completed in 2027.
El Qsiour clarified that the government has also rehabilitated and equipped dozens of health centers and initiated studies for future projects, emphasizing that “the social state is no longer a political slogan, but rather projects being implemented on the ground.” She concluded by affirming that the National Rally of Independents is “a party of action, not slogans, led by a president who works with commitment and seriousness, steering a significant reform project on all fronts.”
