This article examines how agricultural exports contribute to Morocco’s economic growth, suggesting improvements for sustained success.
This article examines the contribution of agricultural export sectors to Morocco’s economic growth, with particular emphasis on citrus exports. It shows that agricultural exports represented a significant share of total exports and foreign exchange earnings, while also facing changing international market conditions, stricter quality requirements, and stronger competition. The paper reviews improvements in varietal selection, production techniques, packaging, transport, cold storage, and commercial organization, and discusses the need to diversify external markets beyond traditional destinations. It argues that sustained export growth depends on raising product quality, improving logistics, and aligning production strategy with international demand.
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