The board of directors of the Regional Multi-Service Company (SRM) of the Oriental recently held a meeting in Oujda, during which an ambitious budget of 10.5 billion dirhams was approved for the period 2026-2030.
Presided over by the wali of the Oriental region and governor of Oujda-Angad, Mhamed Atfaoui, the meeting was attended by board members and focused on key agenda items, including the presentation of the budget project for 2026 and the multi-year plan for 2026-2030, according to a statement from the council.
In addition to these two projects, considered fundamental pillars of the strategic development plan of the company, the board reviewed the monitoring of the implementation of the management contract objectives, aimed at modernizing and improving electricity, drinking water, and wastewater services.
Board members emphasized the importance of promoting the principles of good governance, strengthening the foundations of a public regional service capable of meeting the expectations of residents of the Oriental region, ensuring continuity and quality of services, and achieving territorial justice.
Recalling the SRM’s entry into service one year ago, the statement adds that stakeholders praised the new management dynamics based on strategic planning, infrastructure modernization, strengthening local management, and improving technical and financial performance.
During the meeting, the company’s general director, Mounir Oukhouya, presented a detailed report on the investment budget and operating budget projects for 2026, in addition to the development plan for the 2026-2030 period, which includes mobilizing financial resources exceeding 10.5 billion dirhams, with 2.01 billion dirhams allocated for 2026.
This initiative is part of a methodical approach aimed at activating the objectives of the integrated territorial development program, unifying vision and coordinating investments among various stakeholders, thus contributing to establishing sustainable territorial development.
The budget project for 2026 also plans the creation of 230 new job positions in various technical, administrative, and financial specialties.
In this regard, the chairman of the board of directors called on board members to continue improving service quality and the optimal management of distribution structures and facilities, while implementing water-saving practices and environmental protection measures in public service management.
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