The government lifts payments to farmers and backs new fertiliser investment to support supply.
This marks the first ever joint technical forum for both industries and underscores collaboration, innovation, and integrated sector growth across the Middle East & Africa.
The new project follows two previous high-capacity installations, solidifying Imas as a primary technical partner in Iraq’s drive toward agricultural self-sufficiency and industrial modernization.
Delays at ports and rising freight costs are slowing grain flows into Morocco, according to S&P Global.
The programme aims to support 100,000 farmers with better inputs and advice across key states.