Press Centre Event 3 Intermediary Cities and Reduction of Social and Spatial Inequalities - UN-Habitat
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Press Centre Event 3 Intermediary Cities and Reduction of Social and Spatial Inequalities Implementation of the Habitat 2030 vision in Morocco 28 May 2019 Nairobi, Kenya 13:00 – 13:45 Venue Press Centre 1. Introduction and Background different cities and territories, predicted from 70% today to almost 90% by 2030. This session aims to present the Moroccan experience in the implementation of the 2030 This vision, developed and adopted, is aligned Agenda for Sustainable Development and the with the SDG 11 "Sustainable Cities and New Urban Agenda. It will highlight and discuss Communities", aiming "by 2030, to make cities the National Strategy of the Intermediary Cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable. " of Morocco based on three areas of work formulated according to the principles of 2. Objectives resilience of the Intermediary Cities, namely: a) Share the Moroccan experience of "Climate", "Improvement of quality and implementing Agenda 2030 for Sustainable conditions of living "and" Solidarity ". Development and the New Urban Agenda, Th objective of this process is to formulate an with focus on intermediary cities. "Intermediary Cities Policy" for Morocco, b) The centrepiece of this work is to provide integrating provision of infrastructure and an overview of the innovative mechanisms services, along with the housing delivery, and adopted by Morocco to provide adequate contributing to the localization of the housing for all and help to localize Global Sustainable Development Goals. In this Urban agendas in the Moroccan context. operational dimension of the National Strategy, c) Speakers will address key aspects of the intermediary city has a key role to play in the territorial development, and importance of "Housing 2030" vision of Morocco and its urban equity to leave no one behind. innovative orientations, which enables to 3. Expected Outcomes anticipate the evolution of needs and demand, in terms of housing and infrastructure in Increased understanding about Morocco vision for Housing 2030 and the role of intermediary cities for balanced urban development. 1
4. Speakers Biographies 1. H.E. Mr. Abdelahad Fassi-Fihri, Minister of National Planning, Urban Planning, Housing, and Urban Policy, Kingdom of Morocco 2. H.E. Mr. José Tonato, Ministry of Living Environment and Sustainable Development, Republic of Benin 3. H.E. Ms. Fatna EL-K’HIEL, Deputy Minister in charge of housing, Ministry of National Abdelahad Fassi Fehri, Ministre de Planning, Urban Planning, Housing, and l’Aménagement du Territoire National, de Urban Policy, Kingdom of Morocco l’Urbanisme, de l’Habitat et de la Politique de 4. Mr. Mohammed Kassou OUALI, General la Ville Secretary of National Council of Housing, Monsieur Abdelahad Fassi Fehri, a été nommé Kingdom of Morocco par Sa Majesté le Roi Mohammed VI, Janvier 5. Ms. Emilia Saiz, Secretary General, United 2018 à Casablanca, Ministre de l’Aménagement Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) du Territoire National, de l’Urbanisme, de 6. Mr. Mohamed Sefiani, Mayor of l’Habitat et de la Politique de la Ville. Diplômé de Chefchaouen & President of I-Cities Forum l’École supérieure de Commerce de Paris (ESCP), 7. Ms. Nada Al-Hassan, Head of the UN- Monsieur Fassi Fehri a exercé une longue Habitat Sub-Regional Maghreb Office, UN- carrière de consultant et a mené de nombreuses Habitat études en développement des ressources humaines pour le compte de plusieurs 5. Moderator administrations et organismes publics. Ms. Firdaous Oussidhoum, Advisor to the Secretary-General of UCLG 6. Organised by ✓ Ministry of National Planning, Urban Planning, Housing, and Urban Policy, Mr. José TONATO, Ministry of Living Kingdom of Morocco Environment and Sustainable Development, ✓ UCLG I-Cities Republic of Benin 2
Emilia Saiz, Secretary General, United Cities Fatna EL-K’HIEL, Deputy Minister in charge of and Local Governments (UCLG) housing, Ministry of National Planning, Urban Planning, Housing, and Urban Policy, Kingdom Emilia Saiz is a jurist by profession and has of Morocco devoted her professional life to promoting the role of local governments in development as Madame Fatna EL-K’HIEL a été nommée par SM well as fostering relations between cities and le Roi Mohammed VI, mercredi 5 Avril, their associations worldwide. She started her Secrétaire d’Etat auprès du Ministre de journey as local government international l’Aménagement du Territoire National, de advocate in the founding organization of UCLG, l’Urbanisme, de l’Habitat et de la Politique de la IULA in 1997. ville, chargée de l’Habitat. Madame Fatna EL- K’HIEL est médecin spécialiste en santé publique. Elle est membre du bureau politique du parti du Mouvement Populaire. Mr. Mohamed Sefiani, Mayor of Chefchaouen & President of I-Cities Forum Mohammed Kassou OUALI, General Secretary Mohamed Sefiani has been Mayor of of National Council of Housing, Kingdom of Chefchaouen since 2009. A recognized leader in Morocco Mediterranean city networks, he is president of the UCLG Forum of Intermediate Cities and He held several positions in the administration advocates for the important role of such as Deputy Director of Legal Affairs, intermediary cities in the global agenda. An Director of the National School of Architecture. electromechanical engineer, Sefiani is a board Laureate of the National School of member of the Global Covenant of Mayors for Administration of Rabat. Climate and Energy, and President of the Moroccan Association for Eco-Cities (AMEV). 3
Nada Al-Hassan, Head of the UN-Habitat Sub- Regional Maghreb Office, UN-Habitat Nada is the Head of the UN-Habitat Sub- Regional Maghreb Office, covering Tunisia, Libya, Algeria and Morocco. Prior to UN- Habitat, Ms. Al Hassan held the position of the Chief of the Arab States Unit at the UNESCO World Heritage Centre from end of 2013, where she ensured the implementation of the World Heritage Convention while actively contributing to sustainable development, capacity building and policy making initiatives in the Arab region. 4
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