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As Europe faces avocado shortage, Morocco appears to be enjoying favorable economic situation

Morocco is facing an unprecedented water crisis, marked by six consecutive years of drought

Former Justice and Development MP Ahmed Sedki said that avocado production in Morocco this year reached 70 thousand tons, 60 thousand tons of which are all intended for export. He stated that if we consider that each (1) kg of this fruit is produced using 1000 liters of water on average, then avocados consume annually in our country a volume of water reaching 70 billion liters, meaning 70 million cubic meters. This amount, Sedki added, exceeds more than three times the amount of water recently received by the Ziz Khir Ghris basin, which was received by the Todgha, Kaddousa, Tamqit and Hassan Ad-Dakhil dams, in addition to the record load of the Ghris River, which the inhabitants of these areas were very happy about. The former PJD MP compared the amount of water used to grow avocados and the ablution water used by Moroccans during an entire year. He said: “If we estimate that the number of people who perform ablution regularly reaches 30 million citizens, which is the maximum estimate, and that each person performs ablution on average three times a day using two-thirds of a liter of water, meaning double the amount that should be estimated by jurists at only one-third of a liter… and based on all this data and with a simple calculation, the total amount of water is estimated to be…