Morocco: The disappearance of sardines and the increase in prices are disturbing the pockets of ordinary citizens

Published 2024년 6월 26일

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Moroccans are facing a dissatisfaction due to the disappearance of sardines from the markets, with the poor class being significantly affected. This shortage is due to the depletion of sardine stocks in the southern regions and their absence in the north. The Minister of Agriculture and Marine Fisheries, Mohamed Seddiqi, is being criticized for his lack of oversight and failure to implement necessary measures to recover the pelagic fishery. As a result, sardines have become increasingly scarce and expensive, beyond the reach of low-income families. Furthermore, the prices of sarin packages have also seen a significant increase, further straining the financial resources of the poor.

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A state of dissatisfaction prevails among Moroccans, especially those of the poor class, due to the disappearance of sardines from the markets as a result of their disappearance from the fisheries of the southern regions and their complete absence from the fisheries of the north. The disappearance of sardines comes as a result of the great pressure on stock C and the absence of a vision on the part of the Minister of Agriculture and Marine Fisheries, Mohamed Seddiqi, who, according to professionals, showed laxity in monitoring fishing operations and a failure to take urgent and strict measures in order to ensure the recovery of the pelagic fishery. Minister Siddiqi had to urgently reduce fishing intensity and review the fishing effort, despite the tension that this may cause among a number of investors in sectors related to the sea on land. However, preserving fish wealth and ensuring its sustainability for future generations is one of the first priorities, according to him. Some ...

Source: Rue20