Investment of 24 billion dirhams in state agricultural lands and the recovery of 2,000 hectares as part of punitive measures.

Investment of 24 billion dirhams in state agricultural lands and the recovery of 2,000 hectares as part of punitive measures.

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Investments of 24 billion dirhams in state agricultural land and the recovery of 2,000 hectares through punitive measures

Important data reveals a significant achievement in the enhancement and utilization of state agricultural lands, with the completed investment projects mobilizing total investments approaching 24 billion dirhams. This initiative is part of a strategy aimed at boosting agricultural production and improving the productivity of public agricultural land.

These results fall under programs overseen by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Rural Development, Water, and Forests, which seeks to direct agricultural land towards productive projects that contribute to the creation of added value and job opportunities, while encouraging private investments in the agricultural sector.

In parallel, the relevant authorities have taken a series of punitive measures against operators who fail to comply with the terms of reference or breach the conditions of operation. This has enabled the recovery of approximately 2,000 hectares of state agricultural land.

These measures aim to reallocate the recovered areas and redirect them toward new, more productive investment projects, ensuring optimal utilization of public land and achieving the desired economic efficiency.

The adopted strategy focuses on enhancing governance in managing agricultural land by monitoring the implementation of planned projects, evaluating their productivity, and ensuring compliance with contractual obligations, contributing to sustainable agricultural development and food security.

The scale of the achieved investments reflects the dynamism experienced by the agricultural sector, in line with a trend aimed at modernizing production chains and improving the competitiveness of national products in both domestic and foreign markets.

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