Agriculture, a key sector in the economy of Morocco, is suffering from the consequences of recent climatic changes under the ongoing drought conditions. Experts warn that crop yields could significantly decrease due to a lack of precipitation, which could potentially lead to serious economic repercussions for the country.
According to researchers, in recent years Morocco has faced unprecedented changes in weather, including prolonged drought periods, which seriously threaten agriculture. Water resources are becoming increasingly limited due to prolonged drought periods, making irrigation systems difficult and leading to reduced crop yields.
"For Moroccan agricultural workers, drought is becoming a serious challenge, leading to reduced production and threatening product quality," - noted a farmer from the region.
The Moroccan government is actively working on finding new methods to combat the effects of drought and climatic changes. Recent studies indicate the impossibility of excluding similar phenomena in the future, thus implementing sustainable practices in agriculture becomes the most important task for the country.
