Agricultural Expert Suggests Price Control and Water Management in Morocco
The article discusses the proposal by agricultural expert Kamal Aberkani, which aims to organize the distribution of agricultural products, particularly vegetables and fruits, to help reduce rising prices and alleviate the burden on consumers. He suggests developing an economic and agricultural map based on the analysis of historical data to regulate supply and demand, guiding farmers to select appropriate areas and crop varieties to avoid market fluctuations. The proposal emphasizes water management for dams in a way that balances agricultural needs with land challenges, especially in the regions of Souss-Massa and Marrakech. Additionally, it warns of flood risks in the northern plains and calls for preventive measures such as strategic dam filling and banning sensitive crops in low-lying areas. The recommendations underscore the importance of adopting modern irrigation techniques, such as drip irrigation, and increasing fodder cultivation to achieve a sustainable balance between supporting local agriculture and securing strategic imports, particularly in a transitional political context that requires targeted support and improved water resource management.
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