الجهوية في المغرب: بين النص القانوني والتنزيل الميداني

Abstract EN

Believing in the importance of regionalism and its effective role in achieving economic and social development, and reducing spatial differences between the components of the national territory, Morocco has bet, since obtaining independence, on establishing of a regionalism that has all the powers as well as enjoys moral personality, and financial and administrative independence, based on free and democratic management, and the consolidation of the principle of cooperation and solidarity between The regions..

The regional workshops are considered among the major ones which have received the Moroccan legislator’s attention since independence, through the seventies and nineties, up to the 2011 constitution, which devoted the entire ninth chapter to the territorial regions and communities.

Thus, in Chapter 136 of it, it stipulates that regional and territorial organization is based on the free organization principles, cooperation and solidarity, which ensures the participation of the concerned population in managing their affairs, and increasing their contribution to integrated and sustainable human development.

In addition, these workshops were reinforced by the issuance of the organizational law 111.14 related to the regions, the aim of which was to organize the region, enhance its competencies, and emphasize a number of mandatory principles, such as cooperation, partnership, regional solidarity and governance in managemen