The ongoing closure of proximity playgrounds in Ouled Teima, Taroudant Province, has become a growing concern for local residents. These essential public facilities, designed to provide recreational spaces for youth and the community, have remained shut for months under the pretext of renovations. However, no visible progress has been made, leaving the fields inaccessible and raising questions about the effectiveness of local governance.
Attempts to seek clarification from the municipal council president, Ms. Nadia Bouhoud, regarding a reopening timeline have provided no answers. In stark contrast, private sports facilities in the area remain operational, sparking debates about fairness and the prioritization of public interests.
The closure has significant implications for the community, particularly for young people who rely on these playgrounds for constructive activities and sportif.
This issue comes at a critical time as Morocco prepares to host major international football events, including the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Given that Ouled Teima is just 40 kilometers from Agadir, one of the host cities, the current state of these facilities is concerning.
It is imperative for national authorities to step in and address this issue promptly. The reopening of proximity playgrounds is not just a matter of local importance—it is essential for fostering community well-being and aligning Ouled Teima with Morocco’s broader vision of hosting world-class events.
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