Keywords: Aquaculture
Morocco is steadily positioning itself as a future leader in aquaculture across the region, leveraging strong political will, strategic investments, and a forward-looking vision for the blue economy, according to a recent World Bank report. The international financial institution praised Morocco’s......
Rabat – Moroccan authorities have launched a national dialogue to boost the development of seaweed farming, positioning it as a cornerstone of the country’s emerging blue economy. Zakia Driouch, Secretary of State in charge of Maritime Fisheries, brought together experts, investors, and......
Norwegian group Alta Mar African Holdings has unveiled a significant aquaculture project in Safi, Morocco, committing $21 million (over 200 million dirhams) to marine fish farming. This initiative, centered on the production of high-value fish species such as Atlantic bluefin tuna, is expected to become......
On Thursday, in Rabat, a meeting took place between the Moroccan Secretary of State for Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, and Water and Forests, Zakia Driouich, and the Ambassador of Oman to Morocco, Khalid Ben Salem Bamkhalif. The discussion focused on the future of cooperation in......
Morocco is taking significant steps to strengthen its aquaculture industry with a substantial new investment package. The National Agency for Aquaculture Development (ANDA) has announced the approval of 300 million Moroccan dirhams ($30 million) split between two funding programs aimed at developing......
The National Institute for Fisheries Research (INRH) held its 31st Council Session on Friday in Rabat, chaired by the Secretary of State responsible for Maritime Fisheries. This pivotal meeting focused on presenting and approving the 2025 scientific action plan and budget. In her opening remarks,......
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