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Akhannouch Responds to Lamb Import Decision and PAM Criticisms
Former Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch defended the decision to import sheep and red meats, which was made due to the repercussions of drought and the climate crisis that led to the deterioration of the national herd. He explained that Morocco has not historically been an importer of sheep, but difficult climatic conditions and the government's focus on protecting the market and citizens' needs prompted the opening of imports, accompanied by financial support for each imported sheep. He indicated that import operations reached around 800,000 heads before Eid al-Adha and continued afterward to meet demand, along with support programs for breeders to improve the situation of the national herd. Akhannouch stressed that these measures were necessary to maintain market supply and avoid a larger crisis. He also stated that the government is ready to be accountable before the fact-finding committee, emphasizing that the exceptional circumstances necessitated these decisions to ensure market stability and meet the needs of consumers and breeders.
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