Agriculture
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,......
Morocco has established itself as a formidable player in the global fruit and vegetable export market, recently recognized by EastFruit as one of the three fastest-growing agricultural exporters worldwide. In contrast to other nations grappling with climate challenges, Morocco’s innovative agricultural......
Moroccan agricultural products continue to strengthen their presence in the Spanish market, positioning the Kingdom as the leading non-EU supplier of fruits and vegetables. According to figures from the DataComex platform, Morocco exported €152.11 million worth of horticultural products to Spain......
Benguerir has emerged as a pivotal location for Africa’s agricultural visionaries this week, hosting the third edition of the African Forum on Investment in Agricultural Value Chains. This event highlights innovation and investment as essential tools for sustainable transformation within the continent's......
Morocco has successfully entered the Japanese citrus market with the arrival of its first container of Moroccan citrus fruits, according to Morocco Foodex. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the country, gaining access to one of the world’s most demanding markets in terms of quality......
Beekeeping experts in Morocco have expressed optimism about the ongoing swarming season, which aligns with the start of spring. They emphasize that the recent rainfall has played a crucial role in revitalizing vegetation throughout the country, creating favorable conditions for bee activity and honey......
The region serves as a promising example of transforming agricultural resource management through the implementation of advanced smart irrigation systems powered by artificial intelligence (AI). This shift marks a step toward modern agriculture, combining innovation with efficient management of natural......
The beekeeping sector in Morocco is facing a critical juncture due to the ongoing decline in bee populations across the country. Several factors contribute to this alarming situation, including persistent drought, the spread of diseases, and the extensive use of pesticides. In light of this crisis, there......
The latest monitoring bulletin from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) indicates the presence of solitary desert locusts across Morocco’s Draa and Ziz-Ghris valleys, specifically from Assa to Erfoud. Observations throughout March revealed evidence of breeding activities, including mating......
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