Regional development vision
A mid-to-long term vision for regional development.
Regional Spatial Planning Scheme (RSPS)
Regional Spatial Planning Scheme (RSPS)
Regional Development Plan (RDP)
Regional Development Program (RDP)
Regional Spatial Planning Scheme presentation
The region of Fez-Meknes hopes for an integrated, sustainable and inclusive development that serves the entire region. To do so, it must meet several challenges related to strengthening business competitiveness, developing regional innovation, protecting natural resources, reducing territorial and social disparities and enhancing the cultural and historical heritage.
For such comprehensive development, a development vision has been laid out by consolidating current sectors and fostering the emergence of new growth sectors: industry, digital economy, services and the knowledge economy.
This vision has been implemented through the Regional Spatial Planning Scheme (RSPS), a strategic document that sets out the long-term development perspectives (by 2042) with more than 197 projects identified.
RSPS Orientations
Improve the social well-being of the Region's citizens and fight against territorial disparities
Heritage and cultural diversity for development
Prosperous, inclusive, wealth-creating cities
Preserve the environment to guarantee a better living condition for future generations
Rebuild the region's economic foundations on new priorities and criteria
Growing rural landscape contributing to the development of the region
The Region ambition for 2042
Fez-Meknes region, with its socio-economic strategic assets, has to meet five major challenges in order to improve its competitiveness and diversify its industry. The strategy of the Region relies on the development of high potential sectors.
Regional Development Plan goals
The Regional Development Plan (RDP) is designed on a medium- and long-term vision taking into account the new structure of the region, which includes the projects approved under the State – Region program contract (2020-2022) with 97 projects amounting to BMAD 11,2.
This comprehensive development approach will allow the Region to position itself at the crossroads of human and cultural exchanges by promoting territorial equity. It will enable the Region to consolidate its agricultural and agribusiness orientation and to become a leading tourist and cultural destination.
Given the distinctive characteristics of the region, 4 strategic objectives were identified:
