The Moroccan government faces high prices by preventing the export of vegetables which exporters describe as a unilateral decision

The Ministry of Agriculture has taken a set of decisions in order to limit the exponential rise in prices, including decisions to prevent the export of a group of vegetables, primarily tomatoes, onions and potatoes. And to the extent that this decision is considered correct at the present time and is in the interest of the citizen who is suffering from the flames of high prices, to the extent that it created a state of resentment among exporters, as the Moroccan Association of Exporters of Various Commodities to Africa and abroad denounced the decision to stop the export of tomatoes, potatoes and onions to African markets. In a statement, the association described the government’s move to prevent the export of these materials to Africa as a “unilateral decision,” adding that it had initially accepted the decision to ban potatoes and onions, but it received a new decision after 24 hours to ban the export of tomatoes suddenly. The Exporters Association’s communique said, “The ...