Gov’t Council Adopts Draft Law on Meteorology

Gov’t Council Adopts Draft Law on Meteorology
Thursday 9 July 2026 - 19:43

The Government Council adopted on Thursday draft law No. 05.26 relating to the meteorology and climate system and establishing the Moroccan Agency for Meteorology and Climate, taking into account the remarks raised.

Presented by the Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, this draft law aims to strengthen the legal framework governing the field of meteorology and climate in Morocco by consolidating the governance system and defining the roles of various stakeholders, stated the Minister Delegate for Relations with Parliament and Government Spokesperson, Mustapha Baitas, during a press briefing following the Council’s meeting.

It will also enable the provision of both quantitative and qualitative meteorological and climate data and information in an efficient and reliable manner, turning it into a fundamental lever for the development and implementation of public policies, supporting sustainable development, and strengthening adaptability to climate change, he added.

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