The wali of the Beni Mellal-Khénifra region, Khatib El Hébil, chaired, on Friday, June 8, 2024, at the headquarters of the wilaya, the meeting of the board of directors of the Regional Investment Center (CRI) to examine the various aspects related to the acceleration of the completion of investment projects approved by the Unified Regional Investment Committee and their implementation on the ground.
On this occasion, the Wali of the region stressed that the number of projects approved by the Unified Regional Investment Committee (CRUI) in 2023 reached 239, with an investment volume of 34.757 billion dirhams, which should contribute to the creation of 11,000 jobs, stressing the consultation and continued efforts of all stakeholders to overcome the difficulties that hamper the pace of implementation of investment projects approved by the CRUI on the ground.
To keep pace with the transformations that our country is undergoing in terms of promoting the investment sector, the Wali of the region stressed the need to mobilize and coordinate the efforts of all stakeholders in the region to engage effectively and positively in the regional implementation of the provisions of the new investment charter, calling for the establishment of all mechanisms to ensure economic incentives and the development of the territorial offer linked to investment and insisted on the role of supporting entrepreneurs in the region and the removal of all constraints that affect their sustainability and the sustainability of their activities.
For his part, the Acting Director of the Regional Investment Center, Adil Azmi, presented the achievements of the Center during the first half of 2024, in terms of managing the various integrated programs related to the support and implementation of investment projects, as well as in terms of economic stimulation and regional marketing.
The meeting, which was held in the presence of all members of the Board of Directors of the Regional Investment Center, provided an opportunity for an in-depth discussion on various aspects related to the success and acceleration of investment projects approved by the Unified Regional Investment Committee with a view to creating more jobs, particularly in light of the continuing crisis related to the impact of the agricultural sector following successive years of drought, which have negatively affected the employment market in the region.
During this meeting, the CRI Board of Directors approved all items on the agenda, including the minutes of the previous Board meeting held on November 30, 2023 and the 2023 Annual Management Report…
