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June 25, 2026

Agricultural Output in Al-Boari Reaches 170 Billion Dirhams, 15% Growth Expected

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Morocco’s agricultural sector has demonstrated remarkable resilience over the past five years, with Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Rural Development, Water, and Forests, Ahmed Bouari, reporting a substantial increase in agricultural GDP. The sector not only weathered successive challenges but also set the stage for a projected 15% growth in the current farming season.


Strengthening Agricultural Resilience
Minister Bouari emphasized the sector’s positive trajectory during a recent statement shared on the official Facebook page of the Moroccan government. The agricultural output soared from 117 billion dirhams in 2020 to an impressive 170 billion dirhams currently, highlighting the industry’s ability to adapt and thrive amid difficulties. This growth reflects the vital role of agriculture in bolstering Morocco’s national economy.

Innovation in Production Chains
A key driver behind this success is the advancement of production chains, particularly in the vegetable sector, which has achieved self-sufficiency by fulfilling over 100% of national market demands. The government’s commitment to sustainable water management practices has also been pivotal. The area under drip irrigation has expanded significantly, rising from 653,000 hectares in 2020 to 950,000 hectares today. This shift means that more than 60% of the irrigated land now employs modern and water-efficient techniques.

Social Integration and Economic Stability
On the social front, Bouari highlighted the inclusion of 1.5 million farmers in health coverage programs and a striking 69% rise in the number of registered agricultural workers with the National Social Security Fund. These initiatives reflect a broader governmental strategy to strengthen agricultural resilience and ensure the wellbeing of the workforce. Additionally, a 27% increase in the minimum wage for agricultural laborers underscores a commitment to fostering a more robust and sustainable agricultural landscape.

Towards a Sustainable Future
The Moroccan government’s initiatives signal a transformative approach to agriculture aimed at rural development, enhanced market supply, and improved water resource management. As the sector continues its upward path, its implications extend beyond economic metrics, fostering social equity and strategic resource management that could redefine Morocco’s agricultural landscape for years to come.


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