Environment
Morocco's national water reservoir levels have reached 49.44% capacity, thanks to significant rainfall in recent weeks, as reported by Nizar Baraka, Minister of Equipment and Water, during a session in the House of Councillors. Baraka explained that this marks the highest reservoir level in years,......
Recent heavy rains have brought temporary relief to drought-stricken Morocco, although experts caution that it is insufficient to address the country's ongoing water crisis. The Guir-Ziz-Rheris Water Basin Agency reported that the rainfall between April 11 and 13 delivered approximately 24.18 million......
The recent rainfall from April 11 to 13 has resulted in an impressive total of 24.18 million cubic meters of water collected by various dams in the Guir-Ziz-Rheris hydraulic basin, according to the Guir-Ziz-Rheris Hydraulic Basin Agency (ABHGZR). These rains have increased the total volume stored in......
Africa, renowned for its rich farmlands, faces a significant challenge with food waste that undermines its agricultural potential. Each year, nearly one-third of the continent’s agricultural output is lost or wasted, a statistic that is particularly alarming in sub-Saharan Africa where the waste......
Morocco is bracing for significant weather changes next week with the arrival of Storm Olivier, following a period of calm after March's heavy rains. This weather system, originating from the Atlantic Ocean, is anticipated to bring a mix of hot temperatures, rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds. The......
Enactus Morocco has introduced the “Green Forward” program, a strategic initiative designed to bolster organizations that support green businesses. This program, funded by the European Union, aims to facilitate Morocco’s transition toward sustainability by equipping business support......
The reservoirs managed by the Sebou Hydraulic Basin Agency (ABHS) reported a filling rate of 51.81% as of April 2, 2025, significantly up from 48.30% during the same period last year. These eleven reservoirs now hold over 2.87 billion cubic meters of water, compared to 2.68 billion cubic meters at the......
Nestled along the Atlantic coast between Rabat and Kenitra, the Sidi Boughaba Biological Reserve is a treasure trove of ecological diversity and a crucial sanctuary for an array of bird species, including those that are rare and endangered. This remarkable site displays the rich biodiversity of Morocco,......
The National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) has officially launched a new seawater desalination plant aimed at bolstering the drinking water supply for Sidi Ifni and surrounding areas. With an estimated 85,000 residents benefiting from this initiative, the plant is expected to alleviate......
Merzouga, renowned for its undulating sand dunes, lush oases, and welcoming inhabitants, has recently garnered even more attention. In a stunning display of nature, flocks of flamingos have returned to the Dayet Srij lake, a natural reserve located just a few kilometers from this popular tourist destination......
Morocco, as the sole representative from North Africa, participated in a ministerial roundtable held in London focusing on water security and climate challenges. This event served as an opportunity to present the Kingdom’s strategic directions regarding natural resource management and energy transition,......
Recent heavy rainfall has provided a significant reprieve for Morocco's water reservoirs, notably the Oued El Makhazine dam, which has reached full capacity. This achievement brings the total number of fully filled dams under the Loukkos Hydraulic Basin Agency (ABHL) to four, as reported by the Directorate......
The Chinese company "Beston" has successfully installed and started operating a plastic pyrolysis unit (BJL-16) in Morocco. This initiative is part of a project aimed at converting polymer waste into usable energy resources. The installation was carried out with precision, including the assembly......
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