The ESEC calls for a participatory and integrated approach to agricultural product commercialization involving all relevant national and territorial stakeholders.
As early as the 1960s, Morocco started off several plans, programs, and large-scale projects to grow the agricultural sector and enhance output and exports. As such, significant progress has been achieved, particularly with regard to meeting national consumer food needs.
However, there is a gap between the manufacturing process and commercialization channels, which impedes the sector’s overall performance and efforts to combine both higher and lower production lines. Among the organizational and functional shortcomings of the commercialization process are the following:
In light of this diagnosis, the Council calls for a participatory and integrated approach to agricultural product commercialization involving all relevant national and territorial stakeholders. It is therefore highly recommended to put into effect the following measures:
Commission chargée des affaires de la régionalisation et du développement rural et territorial