Moroccan rains boost grain outlook

The seasonal rains in Morocco during the 2025-2026 agricultural season have significantly contributed to improving agricultural production. Grain production is expected to reach approximately 9 million quintals, more than double the previous season's output of 4.31 million quintals. This improvement resulted from increased main rainfall, averaging 520 mm—representing a 54% increase over the past thirty-year average—thereby enhancing water resources and providing favorable agricultural conditions. Additionally, olive harvests are projected to set a record at around two million tonnes (+111%). Citrus production is also expected to rise to 1.9 million tonnes (+25%), and date production to 160,000 tonnes (+55%). The situation of dams has improved markedly, with their fill rate reaching about 66.1%, and the total water storage amounting to approximately 11.43 billion cubic meters.

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