Environment
Morocco is facing an unprecedented water crisis, with rainfall at historic lows and water reserves plummeting by 75%. This alarming situation has left the country scrambling to secure food supplies as agricultural output suffers. The national rainfall average ranged between just 31 mm and 627 mm this......
Morocco is showcasing its groundbreaking efforts to combat desertification at the 16th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP16) of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), held from December 2 to 13 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Led by the Director General of the National......
During the 16th edition of the MEDays Forum, held from November 27 to 30, 2024, in Tangier under the theme "Sovereignties and Resilience: Towards a New Global Balance," Nizar Baraka, Morocco's Minister of Equipment and Water, outlined ambitious initiatives aimed at securing the country's......
The issue of urban resilience and smart cities took center stage at a discussion session held today in Tangier, part of the Medailles Investment Summit. Participants highlighted the urgent need for innovative solutions to tackle pollution, water stress, and unemployment, all while promoting sustainable......
The World Bank has approved a significant financial boost for Morocco’s waste management sector with a $250 million grant aimed at improving the management of municipal solid waste. This initiative, called the Municipal Solid Waste Management Support Program, seeks to enhance both the financial......
Morocco and Hungary have expressed a strong commitment to enhancing their cooperation in the field of water management to address the growing challenges both countries face. During a recent visit to Morocco, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó emphasized the importance of......
Morocco is grappling with the escalating impacts of climate change, a challenge that demands urgent solutions across its economic, social, and environmental sectors. The World Bank forecasts that by 2035, 32% of jobs in Morocco’s coastal tourism sector could be at risk, a stark reminder of how......
The anniversary of Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Hasnaa provides a timely opportunity to reflect on her significant contributions to sustainable development, both within Morocco and globally. As an advocate for the environment, the Princess has long been dedicated to promoting green initiatives and......
In a significant move towards sustainable energy solutions, Getech has entered into an Exploration Collaboration Agreement with Sound Energy, focusing on the exploration of natural hydrogen and helium resources in Morocco. This partnership aims to leverage advanced geoscience techniques to identify promising......
The historic city of Fez, Morocco, is set to host its 7th Annual International Artists Gathering from October 30 to November 3, with a powerful focus on water conservation and cultural heritage. Under the theme "Water Matters," the event will bring together artists, academics, and cultural......
Morocco finds itself at a critical juncture in its environmental journey, as revealed by its recent ranking in the 2024 Nature Conservation Index (NCI). Placing 136th out of 180 countries, the North African nation grapples with the dual pressures of human activity and climate change on its diverse ecosystems. The......
Morocco is taking significant strides to address its intensifying water crisis, with the Koudiat Borna dam project in Sidi Kacem province emerging as a key component of the nation's water infrastructure strategy. As of October 7, 2024, construction of the dam has reached 89% completion, with operations......
The World Power-to-X Summit 2024 launched today in Marrakech, Morocco, bringing together global experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to advance green hydrogen development. This high-profile event, co-organized by the Research Institute for Solar Energy and New Energies (IRESEN), the Green H2 Cluster,......
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