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African investors are courting William Ruto’s government to get new deals in fertiliser, electricity and cashew nuts trade.

Rabat’s recent announcement that it would soon sign an agreement for the construction of a “gigafactory” to make electric vehicle (EV) batteries has placed Morocco in pole position to become a green mobility leader in the Middle East and North Africa.

The fertilizer crisis is threatening global food security and vulnerable dryland farmers. Find out how ICARDA can help.

The war in Ukraine, climate change and supply chain disruptions are putting Africa’s food security under tremendous strain. Yet Africa could not only become self-sufficient in food but be able to export a sizeable surplus.

The war between Ukraine and Russia is making it clear that export sources need to be diversified. The scarcity of basic products and resources is plunging countries into new crises in order to find them, and the search for them is not being at all easy. One example is the lack of fertilisers, where Russia dominates this market and China, which is the largest exporter, is leaving much of its production for the local market.

A resolution urges collaboration in the “preservation, rehabilitation and renovation” of Jewish historical sites in Africa and underscores the need to grant Jewish voices there more opportunity.

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Morocco plans to produce an additional 8.2 million tonnes of phosphorus fertiliser by 2026

How well Morocco manages challenges to its fertiliser industry will affect its own development and the stability of food supplies across the world.