Mayor Malick-Lowe, Mina Bouhdoud inaugurate water project, empower women in JARRA SUKUTA

Mayor of Banjul Malick-Lowe, in collaboration with Hon Mayor Mina Bouhdoud, has inaugurated a pivotal water project in JARRA SUKUTA, LOWER RIVER REGION.

This transformative project, made possible through the generous donation from His Royal Majesty King Mohammed VI of the Kingdom of Morocco, aims to address the pressing challenges faced by women in accessing water for agricultural and household needs.

The project’s significance lies in alleviating the struggles that women in JARRA SUKUTA encounter, particularly in irrigating their crops and meeting household water demands. Insufficient water resources have hindered agricultural productivity and economic empowerment for these women. The newly inaugurated water project is poised to be a game-changer, offering a sustainable solution to these issues.

Mayor Malick Lowe expressed gratitude for the support received from His Royal Majesty King Mohammed VI, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in positively impacting lives. He highlighted the role of REFELA (Network of Locally Elected Women in Africa) in spearheading initiatives that bring about positive change in communities.

The women of JARRA SUKUTA are elated about the prospects of the water project, recognizing its potential to significantly improve their lives. The initiative aligns with REFELA’s overarching mission to make a positive difference in the lives of people, particularly focusing on empowering women and enhancing community well-being.

This collaborative effort between Banjul and the Kingdom of Morocco showcases the effectiveness of international decentralized cooperation, emphasizing the importance of solidarity in addressing pressing societal challenges.

The water project not only promises to enhance agricultural yields but also stands as a testament to the commitment of leaders in advancing the well-being of their communities.