The program brings together farmers, agronomists and supply chain partners to support responsible sourcing, strengthen long-term resilience and help create a more sustainable future for food production.
Kazakhstan plans to use Morocco as a trade and logistics hub to grow its wheat exports to North and West Africa.
The extension gives local farmers more time to sell their harvest, but grain traders warn that slow collections could tighten supplies before imports return.
The United States wants to grow wheat sales in sub-Saharan Africa by showing buyers the value of higher quality wheat instead of competing on price.
The country continues to expand its list of wheat suppliers while efforts to raise local grain production continue.