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A recent Spanish study has revealed that Morocco has become one of Spain's strategic pillars for economic security. Approximately 80% of Madrid's imports of phosphoric acid come from Morocco, a vital substance in the manufacture of fertilizers that directly impacts agricultural production and the stability of food markets. Moroccan phosphates are also considered a key resource within the Spanish agricultural value chain, reflecting Morocco's shift from merely being a trading partner to an influential player in European supply security. The report highlights Spain's heavy reliance on Moroccan resources in critical sectors, positioning Morocco strategically and impacting overall European economic stability.
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