The city of Beni Mellal and its surrounding areas in Morocco have recently emerged from a severe water shortage that left residents without access to water in their homes for over five days. The crisis, which caused significant distress among the local population, has now been resolved as water production......
As global water stress intensifies, Morocco is positioning itself at the forefront of a potential solution. Nestled on the Atlantic coast, the fishing town of Agadir is home to a cutting-edge desalination plant powered by renewable energy, offering a glimpse of how the world might tackle its growing......
Residents of Beni Mellal, Afourar, and surrounding areas are grappling with a severe water shortage that has left them without running water in their homes for over five consecutive days. The crisis has sparked widespread frustration and calls for immediate action from local authorities. Online videos......
The Agdez Dam, inaugurated in April 2023 and situated approximately 100 kilometers from Zagora, is poised to play a pivotal role in addressing the region's water scarcity. This ambitious infrastructure project, spanning 940 hectares and rising 130 meters high, aims to significantly enhance the hydraulic......
In a bold move to address severe water stress, Morocco's Souss-Massa region is turning to seawater desalination as a sustainable solution for securing a reliable water supply. This innovative approach comes as part of a broader national initiative to tackle water shortages across the country. The......
In response to persistent water shortages, Morocco is accelerating the implementation of critical hydraulic projects across the nation. The government has significantly increased its investment to MAD 143 billion ($14.7 billion) to support these initiatives, which include the construction of dams, water......
In a bold move to combat water scarcity, Morocco's Jorf Lasfar seawater desalination plant is significantly increasing its production capacity. The facility, operated by the OCP Group, is set to play a crucial role in supplying water to El Jadida, Casablanca, and surrounding areas. Initially established......
Morocco and the Republic of Congo have taken a significant step in their environmental and sustainability efforts by formalizing a new partnership. The two nations signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Tuesday in Rabat, reinforcing their commitment to mutual environmental goals and sustainable......
The debate over Morocco's decision to import 2.5 million tons of European waste has intensified, with the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development vigorously defending its controversial stance. The importation, which includes old tires and household waste, has sparked significant......
In the face of mounting water scarcity, Morocco's Rabat-Sale-Kenitra region is taking bold steps to address its growing water deficit. The region has embraced an innovative approach by implementing a network of wastewater treatment plants (STEPs) to generate valuable water resources. This groundbreaking......
Morocco took center stage at the prestigious ONS Energy Forum in Stavanger, Norway, showcasing its pioneering approach to energy transition. The event, which ran from August 26-29, brought together global leaders to discuss pressing issues in geopolitics, energy, and climate change. Leila Benali, Morocco's......
Recent precipitation across Morocco has brought a modest but welcome increase to the nation's dam water levels, according to the latest report from the Ministry of Equipment and Water. As of August 25, dam reserves across the country have reached 27.7%, marking a slight improvement from the 27.5%......
In the face of relentless drought, Morocco's Safi province has emerged as a beacon of hope, deploying state-of-the-art desalination technology to combat severe water shortages. This innovative approach is not just a drop in the ocean but a significant wave in the nation's fight against water......
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