King Mohammed VI chaired a working meeting on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, dedicated to examining several development projects.
This meeting is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen economic and social development in various regions of the Kingdom.
Precise details of the projects discussed have not yet been disclosed, but they could include infrastructure, industry, and social services sectors.
This meeting follows a series of similar royal meetings aimed at monitoring the implementation of major projects.
It also coincides with the country's preparations for the elections scheduled for September 2026, where the government seeks to show progress in development files.
These meetings are expected to result in decisions that accelerate the pace of implementation and ensure the success of planned projects.
The King places particular importance on regional development, especially in the eastern and southern regions, thereby strengthening territorial equity.
The outcomes of the meeting will be announced in the coming days through official channels.
King Mohammed VI chairs working meeting on development projects
source: hespress.com
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