Morocco and France are consolidating and strengthening their strategic relations in a number of sectors, the latest of which was agriculture and fishing, through a number of new agreements and partnerships.
In this regard, Morocco and France signed new cooperation agreements in the fields of agriculture and fisheries in order to advance the two sectors, focus efforts in the fields, improve trade, and exchange experiences between the two countries.
Moroccan Minister of Agriculture Mohamed Seddiqi, had a meeting with his French counterpart, Julien Dennormandy, during which they discussed ways to enhance cooperation between Morocco and France in the fields of agriculture and fisheries.
During this meeting, cooperation agreements were signed in the fields of agriculture, fishing, food industries, fishing, aquaculture, education, research, and rural development.
The agreements were signed on the margin of the International Salon for Agriculture in Paris (SIAP), where the Minister recalled the Moroccan agricultural development policy driven by the Green Morocco Plan (2008-2021) to the press.
The official also highlighted the “Generation Green” initiative, launched for the next ten years, stressing that “the issue of food security remains at the heart of the Moroccan strategy.”
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