The Malian minister of environment, sanitation, and sustainable development, Doumbia Mariam Tangara, has emphasized that, under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Morocco's collaboration with Sahel countries, particularly Mali, has significantly improved food security in these regions......
The European Parliament has approved new tariffs on fertiliser and certain agricultural products imported from Russia and Belarus, despite concerns from European farmers about potential price increases. The bill passed with a vote of 411 to 100 and will introduce duties starting in July, gradually increasing......
The Official Journal of the US Congress has confirmed a major defense transaction authorizing the sale of 600 FIM-92K Stinger Block I surface-to-air missiles to Morocco. This military agreement, approved by the United States government, is valued at approximately $825 million. The information was disclosed......
Morocco’s tomato exports to Norway have recorded impressive growth, reaching around 5,000 tons between July 2024 and March 2025. This marks a 37.9 percent increase compared to the previous season, according to data from trade authorities. Thanks to this surge, Morocco has become the third-largest......
Nigeria is set to introduce a new mechanism aimed at enhancing the performance of its agrifood sector and stabilizing food prices amidst soaring inflation. Known as the National Agro-Food Policy Mechanism (NAPM), this initiative is part of broader reforms targeting the agricultural sector, leveraging......
In 2024, Morocco cemented its position as one of the leading zucchini suppliers to the European market, capturing a 7.7% share, although Spain remains the dominant supplier of this vegetable. According to a report from the specialized site Hortoinfo, Morocco ranks second in supplying zucchinis to the......
Al Moutmir, an innovative agricultural initiative, has been on a transformative journey since 2018, aimed at enhancing sustainable agriculture while supporting farmers' incomes and bolstering the nation’s food security. In recent months, stakeholders across various sectors have intensified......
The minister of agriculture of the kingdom of Eswatini, Mandla Tshawuka, stated on Wednesday in Meknès that Morocco holds a significant advantage in agricultural and technological fields, emphasizing that his country has "much to learn" from Moroccan experience. In comments to the press......
Ahmed El Bouari, the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, Water, and Forests, made an unexpected visit to the "Walaw" newspaper team at the International Agricultural Forum in Meknes. During his visit, the minister expressed interest in learning about the electronic......
Morocco has taken significant steps to enhance its water resource management in response to increasing pressures from drought and climate change. At the recent SIAM 2025, the country signed two pivotal agreements aimed at revolutionizing its approach to water management. The agreements were established......
Morocco has officially designated France as the guest of honor for the 17th edition of the International Agricultural Exhibition in Morocco (SIAM), taking place from April 21 to 27 in Meknes. The French Pavilion, situated in the International Hall, features nearly 50 exhibitors, representing a collaborative......
During the International Agriculture Forum in Meknes, Nizar Baraka, Morocco’s Minister of Equipment and Water, shared with "WalaW" that seven consecutive years of drought have significantly pushed the government to intensify the pace of dam construction. Currently, 16 new dams are underway,......
According to WalaW, a digital news platform, the recent presentation by Ahmed El Bouari, Morocco's Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, and Water and Forests, was held this morning at the Grand Auditorium of the International Agricultural Exhibition in Meknes. Minister......
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