Finally, the higher authorities decided to end the duties of Said Izniber, the governor of the Fez-Meknes region, governor of the Fez prefecture, after he had served in this position for more than nine years following his appointment by the King there on October 5, 2015, to leave this region on the 18 of the same month, 2024.
In accordance with Article 49 of the Constitution, and on the proposal of the Prime Minister, and on the initiative of the Minister of the Interior, the Ministerial Council held today at the Royal Palace in the capital, Rabat, resulted in the appointment of a number of new governors and governors, including Moad Jama’i, governor of the Fez-Maktas region and governor of the Fez prefecture. He succeeds his colleague Al-Saeed Izniber, who was appointed governor of the Dhara-Tafilalet region, governor of the Errachidia prefecture.
Zniber and Al-Jami are two sides of the same coin
The appointment of Moaz Jamaï as governor of the Fez region came after he spent more than 7 years as governor of the eastern region and governor of the Oujda-Angad prefecture, where he confronted Jamaï throughout his sitting in the chair of the first official in this region since his appointment on it on the 29th of June 2017 until this day, Friday. As his name was mentioned among the newly appointed governors outside their homes, he (faced), according to press reports and statements from a number of political and civil society actors in the eastern region, strong criticism about the way he managed the affairs of the eastern shield of the Kingdom, which caused voices to be raised there for some time, demanding the departure of the university governor. They consider his departure from this region an essential part of solving the region’s problems in the field of development and others.
Football fans, who recently moved from various cities in the rest of the regions to the capital of the East, on two occasions to attend the matches of the Moroccan national team with the Central African national team, (saw), according to what was stated in media reports and testimonies on social networking sites, the extent of marginalization in which the city suffers. Oujda, in the eyes of its Moroccan visitors, appeared to be a “ghost” city, with no aesthetic attention to the city’s landscape. As for its economic and social condition, that is another story reflected in the gloomy reports on the state of its infrastructure and its development index.
The same picture shows the outgoing governor of Fez, Said Izniber, who, since he set foot on the land of Fez, his destination, in October 2015, has also been subjected to strong criticism by the residents of the city of Fez and the residents of the rest of the provinces of the region, because the development machine stopped during his reign, as his critics say. While the press and its reports confronted him with a bleak picture of his outcome, because the city of Fez lagged significantly behind its counterparts among the major Moroccan cities, where the residents of Fez also agreed, as did their counterparts in Heha and Jeddah, that the “departure” of Governor Izniber had become part of the solution. Region problems.
Will the new governor of Fez, Moad Jama’i, think about drawing up a new road plan that makes him forget the difficulties he faced in his management of the eastern region, by putting the train of the Fez-Meknes region, the shield of central Morocco, on the track of real development and ending the “pitfalls” of the heavy inheritance left behind by his colleague Said Izniber? Its titles are large files that were and still are a “small stone” in the shoe of this party, and they are the files that Al-Mayadeen will return to in later press reports.
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