The council said export growth will depend on compliance with sanitary and phytosanitary requirements and the associated compliance costs.
This strategic partnership bridges the gap between rural producers and premium overseas consumers, enabling farmers to access higher-value markets.
Moving forward, authorities plan to expand market access for a wider range of African products to sustain this growth.
This unprecedented trade collapse threatens long-term market presence for Moroccan produce across the continent.
The report highlights innovation as a key element for future development, alongside the promotion of digitalization and the adoption of new technologies.