Minister of Agriculture welcomes Morocco's authorization to import fresh sheep, goat, and caprine meat from Spain

Published Oct 25, 2024

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The Spanish agricultural Minister, Luis Planas, has expressed satisfaction over Morocco's decision to permit the import of fresh sheep and goat meat from Spain. This development is seen as a sign of the maturity of the Spanish meat market and Morocco's main destination for sheep and cattle exports, especially given the positive trajectory of live animal exports. The decision was announced during a meeting between Planas and his Moroccan counterpart, Ahmed El Bouari, in Rabat. The ministers also highlighted the strong bilateral relations between Spain and Morocco.
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The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, has valued this Friday, in Rabat, the decision of the Moroccan government to authorize the import of fresh sheep and goat meat from Spain and has explained that, immediately, the Spanish meat sector will be informed so that it can initiate the necessary commercial contacts. Planas has held a first bilateral meeting with the recently appointed Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests of Morocco, Ahmed El Bouari. The meeting has taken place within the framework of the XII meeting of the Center for Advanced Agronomic Studies of the Mediterranean (Ciheam), which took place today in Rabat (Morocco). Both ministers have made clear the excellent relations existing between the two countries. Planas has stressed that this new commercial outlet is a sign of the maturity of the Spanish market, with exports of live animals that have evolved positively in ...
Source: Agroclm

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