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Akhannouch: Drought costs 20B to farmers and 135B to fund
The Moroccan government focused on addressing the repercussions of drought by allocating an extraordinary budget of 20 billion dirhams to enhance support for farmers, including the provision of 27 million quintals of subsidized barley and 8.5 million units of compound feed. Additionally, measures included supporting key production chains such as tomatoes, potatoes, and onions, supplying 650,000 tons of fertilizers, and facilitating loans for farmers. Moreover, the government launched a program to restructure the national livestock, with a budget of 12 billion dirhams, aimed at supporting small-scale breeders, reducing their debts, and improving the income of households working in the agricultural sector.
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