Morocco signs deal to develop integrated desalination industry

Rainfall surplus boosts Bouregreg and Chaouia water resources by 82%

Rising costs of desalinated water challenge Morocco's public-private partnerships

The latest report from the Court of Auditors highlights a significant rise in desalinated water production costs under public-private partnerships, with operational deficits looming due to a stark gap between production expenses and selling prices. In regions like Agadir and Casablanca, the financial strain is exacerbated by factors such as tax exemptions and pandemic-related costs, prompting state and corporate interventions to mitigate the burgeoning fiscal imbalance.

Four desalination plants to provide 567 million cubic meters annually in Morocco

Morocco to source 60% of its drinking water from desalination by 2030, Minister says

OCP signs two MoUs to turn captured CO₂ into sustainable water and agriculture solutions

Cox to expand Agadir desalination plant and build 150 MW wind farm

Casablanca-Settat boosts water resilience with 28 new desalination stations

OCP Green Water launches strategic pipeline linking Jorf Lasfar and Khouribga

Morocco faces extreme water scarcity by 2050 warns UN report

Amid growing international warnings over the escalating global water crisis, a new United Nations report has drawn attention to the alarming situation in Morocco, where droughts are becoming increasingly severe and frequent. The report offers a stark outlook for the country’s water future, placing Morocco among the nations most at risk of «extreme water scarcity» by 2050, unless urgent and decisive action is taken.