Morocco: The government clarifies regarding the import of Eid sacrifices from Australia

Published 2023년 3월 8일

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The Moroccan government, under the leadership of spokesperson Mustafa Paytas, has initiated a series of measures to ease the process of importing sheep to address a market shortage. These actions do not specify a particular source for the import, such as Australia, but ensure that any products entering the country meet stringent health and safety standards. The government is working closely with industry professionals to ensure a smooth and efficient import process, with the expectation of a rise in import activity in the days ahead.

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The official spokesman for the government, Mustafa Paytas, revealed that the government took various measures 15 days ago in order to facilitate the process of importing sheep, to face the shortage in the Moroccan market. Paytas stressed during the press conference that followed the government council meeting, held today, Wednesday, March 8, in response to the controversy over importing sheep from Australia, that the government has only facilitated import procedures and does not direct any investor or importer to a specific market in order to import sheep from it, stressing that That "import is free". He added, “What matters is that these products reach our country while they are in health safety, and that the conditions for their transportation are healthy, and when they arrive in Morocco, we make sure ...

Source: Kech24.ua