The new initiative launched by the Ministry of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests, aimed at supporting the “al-Kasaba” and remodeling the national herd in a sustainable manner, has received a wide praise by cattle breeders in a number of Moroccan regions.
The program depends, on five main axes, the most important of which is the reprogramming of debts of around 50,000 breeding breeders, with partial exemptions which differ according to the value of the loan and support the prices of the barley and the food composed at a financial cost of 2.5 billion dirhams.
The total cost of these procedures is estimated at 3 billion dirhams during the year 2025, with 3.2 billion additional dirhams in 2026 to support the educators who were committed to preserving the female herd.
Mohamed Ammari, A Member of the Executive Bureau of the General Union of Peasants and its Vice President and an Expert in Livestock, Stéssed that cows sector, Despite its Great Importance in Providing Meat and Milk and Its Vital Role in Achieving Food Security, Did not receive the same level of public support that To Sheep and Goats, Explaining that this trend Created A Sense of “Marginalization” Among Cows Breeders, Especially in Light of the Hight Costs of Feed, which increases the gravity of the challenges encountered by this vital sector.
The expert said in a declaration of “electronic science”, that approved policies have neglected the support of milk and red meat production channels, although it is a basis for feeding citizens and a major source of the income of a large number of farmers. Ammari stressed that the intervention to reduce the debts accumulated on soapy agriculture.
In this regard, Mohamed Jabali, President of the Moroccan Federation of Actors -Ters in the livestock sector, said that the launch of the program would be reflected positively on “Al -kasaba”, in particular the young person, adding in a declaration to “electronic science” that this support will contribute to the reassessment and training of the national section.
The spokesman said that the herd had decreased considerably, but the work carried out by the government will restore the spirit to the Moroccan or the farmer, who was greatly affected by the succession of the years of drought, and the abolition of the Eid ritual, calling at the same time, the government for more support in order for the national herd to return to the situation before.
Muhammad Jabali explained that the exemption from debt debt, the tourage of adult debts, the support of barley and composite fodder will reduce the burden of the kiss and peasants, and will contribute to the rebirth of the national herd.
For its part, Bouazza Al -Kharti, president of the Moroccan University for the Protection of Consumer Rights, described the government program as an ambition, adding a declaration to the “electronic flag” according to which the revival of the national herd requires three years to return to the situation before.
Al-Khourati continued that this program is calculated for the government, but he asked questions about the authority that will implement it, because responsibility is shared between the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Agriculture and Crafts, calling for the creation of an agricultural development agency in the rural world working to raise a cattle. He called for determining responsibility in order to facilitate accounting, explaining that the allowance of 400 dirhams as support for the desert is not at all sufficient.
