A news article from Le360 reports on the growth of the almond industry in the 'Raslan' commune in the Berkane region, Morocco, which has become the leading producer in the nation. This increase is due to an expansion in planted area, now over 42 thousand hectares, equipped with efficient irrigation and solar energy, leading to the creation of numerous working days and generating significant revenue. The production of almonds has seen a notable rise, reaching over 30 thousand tons in the 2019-2020 season, and is expected to stabilize around 20 thousand tons due to adverse weather conditions. The value-added products derived from almonds, such as oil, flakes, and powder, have enhanced farmers' income. The region has also established three units for almond processing and is implementing a strategy to complete a total of four units with a budget of 10.5 million dirhams. The article highlights ongoing efforts to improve the almond chain, from production to marketing, through training, code recognition, and the implementation of the Generation Green 2020-2030 strategy, aiming for the sustainable development of the almond industry.