RADEEMA definition

RADEEMA means the Water and Electricity Distribution Authority of Marrakech (Regie Autonome Intercommunale de Distribution d’Eau et d’Electricite de Marrakech); "RAK" means the Water and Electricity Distribution Authority of Kenitra (Regie Autonome Intercommunale de Distribution d’Eau et d’Electricite de Kenitra); all such utilities established and operating pursuant to the Decree (Decret) No. 2-64-394 dated September 29, 1964, issued by the Borrower, as the same may be amended from time to time;
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Examples of RADEEMA in a sentence

  • In a public speech made in Marrakesh, the monarch himself launched Vision 5 RADEEMA was created as a public utility in 1971.

  • We were told that, "We do not ask RADEEMA for the results of the analyses, because RADEEMA works for the Wilaya, so it would not make sense for the Wilaya to ask itself for something! They do their job correctly and we do not ask them to give us the results of the analyses".11 We raised the same issue at the Regional Investment Center (CRI), a public entity headed by the wali, which was created in 2002 to coordinate public action vis-à-vis national and foreign investors.

  • This ethnographic fieldwork was complemented by extensive documentary research on the water reuse project (financial studies, technical presentations, management agreements between RADEEMA and the golf courses) and a review of the discourses and press releases concerning the project.

  • He urged the two sides to find common ground and, for the first time, put some pressure on RADEEMA to come up with some solutions for its clients.

  • It is simply not worth the money".39 The obligation to buy water from RADEEMA at a high price only made the deal worse from a financial point of view.

  • Still more enthusiastically, another asserted that RADEEMA was "resuscitating" water, allowing the productive use of an until-now "unexploited treasure" (Tel Quel, 2016).

  • The accompanying leaflet issued by the local public water utility company, RADEEMA, underlined the fact that the plant was using "some of the most sophisticated technologies worldwide".

  • As one interviewee, with a laugh, described the situation: [E]very time the atmosphere gets seriously overheated, the RADEEMA regional director suddenly shows up with two of their salesmen, with files full of test results (…).

  • The first author was also allowed to sit in, as a non-participating observer, on several meetings between golf managers and RADEEMA.

  • As a state-owned utility, RADEEMA is under the supervision of the Ministry of the Interior, represented by the Wilaya (regional prefecture) of Marrakesh.