The second edition of the book "Territorial Development: Advanced Regionalization and the New Development Model in Morocco" by Mohamed Amdah, a researcher in history, heritage, and development, has been published. The book is a significant intellectual and scientific contribution to Moroccan literature. Amdah, from the Western High Atlas region of Taroudant, explores the challenges of territorial development in Morocco.
The new edition of the book, published by Dar Al-Salam for printing, publishing, and distribution in Rabat, features a refined and elegant presentation with qualitative additions and precise revisions. The book was presented by poet and researcher Moulay Hassan Al-Husseini, while the review and development were carried out by researchers Abdelaziz Al-Zig and Said Choukair.
The 179-page book is of medium size and features a stylish cover written in both Arabic and Amazigh. It also includes a table of contents in three languages: Arabic, French, and Amazigh, reflecting the linguistic and cultural diversity of the publication. The book is an important publication of the Association of Former Students of History and Geography from the Faculty of Arts in Agadir.
The book addresses the issue of territorial development in Morocco, analyzing various themes and axes related to advanced regionalization and the new development model. Amdah attempts to answer current and future development challenges in Morocco through his research. The publication is a valuable resource for researchers, development stakeholders, and territorial actors seeking to understand Morocco's evolving landscape.
The book's significance extends to the Souss-Massa region and Taroudant province, where it provides insights into territorial development challenges and opportunities. The author's in-depth analysis offers a nuanced understanding of the complex relationships between regionalization, development, and governance in Morocco.
The release of the second edition of "Territorial Development: Advanced Regionalization and the New Development Model in Morocco" is an important event in Moroccan intellectual and scientific circles. The book is expected to contribute to ongoing debates and discussions on development policies and territorial governance in Morocco.
Key stakeholders, including policymakers, researchers, and development practitioners, are likely to find the book a valuable resource for understanding Morocco's development trajectory and the challenges of territorial development. The book's findings and recommendations may inform future development strategies and policies in Morocco.
Key points
- The book provides an in-depth analysis of territorial development challenges in Morocco.
- The publication is a valuable resource for researchers, development stakeholders, and territorial actors.
- The book's findings and recommendations may inform future development strategies and policies in Morocco.
