The growing number of projects in the Sahara region is part of the effort to adjust the state’s adaptability to the region’s specificities and its socio-cultural aspect. It reflects the state’s closeness to meet their expectations and needs.

The Moroccan people is celebrating tomorrow Tuesday the 32nd anniversary of the "Green March" that helped the North African country peacefully retrieve its Southern Provinces (the Sahara) from Spain under the Madrid accords signed in 1975 by Morocco, Spain and Mauritania.
Thirty-two years after this historical event, the region can be proud of its socioeconomic development and its ongoing projects.

Care provision in the Sahara region is adequate compared to other regions of the Kingdom. Indeed, the main health indicators in the region of Laayoune, Boujdour, Smara, Oued Eddahab and Aousserd, exceed national averages. The biomedical equipment is also satisfactory.

Since 1975, the Kingdom of Morocco has made development of the education system among the top priorities of the state, providing great efforts to the development of education in the southern provinces to meet the overall context of the evolution the Moroccan society and its aspirations for a better future.