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Faced with popular will, the State must confirm its commitment through massive investment
Oued Bechloul (Asif N’Thirzart)
The Bechloul region reaffirmed, particularly during the great popular movement of October, the capital importance of the Oued Bechloul Project (Asif N’Thirzart). This major hydraulic project, essential for flood protection, is now at a crossroads: its success depends on decisive intervention and financial support from the State that matches regional ambitions.
The massive investment:
condition for sustainable achievement
To speak of a perfect, complete achievement and respecting the highest engineering and environmental standards is only possible by injecting substantial and sufficient funds. The State must understand that qualitative investment in this gigantic project is the only guarantee of using the most recent technologies and employing the best skills.
Substantial funding is the only way to ensure the sustainability and effectiveness of the work for decades to come, thus avoiding superficial work. The level of service must live up to the legitimate hopes of the citizens of Bechloul.
Need for urgent repair of damage, the State must also consider the urgency of repairing the damage suffered in October by existing infrastructure linked to the project. This damage concerns in particular the retaining wall, the bridge, and the road, which were seriously affected. Massive funding must include the necessary envelope for the immediate rehabilitation of these elements, in order to guarantee the safety and continuity of services before the major work is finalized.
Leadership Convergence
and popular will
The success of this project does not rely solely on central funding, but also requires strong and immediate support from local leaders. The citizens of Bechloul stand with pride alongside their mayor, who is on the front line to monitor and monitor all services related to this issue. This unwavering popular support is a testimony to the dedication of the local executive.
Consequently, the State must lend a helping hand and without delay to the mayor of Bechloul to enable effective coordination. This support must be material and moral, with the requirement for disbursement of funds within a precise and appropriate time frame, without any delay, in order to accelerate the pace of implementation.
Conclusion: the State’s bet on the future
The Oued Bechloul project is today a test of the political will of the State. Either the State adopts it with a massive investment guaranteeing its optimal realization, thus satisfying citizens, or it risks remaining a simple promise that torments the region. It is time for the State to approach this project with the greatest seriousness and devote all the attention it deserves, so that it becomes a model of integrated achievement in the service of the nation and the citizen. The time for studying is over. The State must choose success. The region awaits action.
CP