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It's Morocco Now | Presented by AMDIE
From our cars to our planes, pieces of the world around you can be traced back to Morocco. The country has developed into an industrial powerhouse, with advanced supply chains, renewable energy, and major manufacturing hubs.
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published: 07 Jun 2023
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The Insane Story Behind Economy Of Morocco
In this video, we delve into the Moroccan economy and explore the challenges it faces as well as the opportunities that exist for growth and development.
We begin by providing a brief overview of the Moroccan economy, highlighting its main industries and sectors. We then delve into the challenges faced by the country, including a high unemployment rate, income inequality, and an over-reliance on agriculture.
Next, we examine the government's efforts to address these challenges and promote economic growth, including initiatives to attract foreign investment and develop the country's infrastructure. We also look at the potential impact of recent economic reforms, including the implementation of a new investment code and the development of new industries such as renewable energy.
Finally, ...
published: 25 Feb 2023
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Why the world needs Morocco’s desert rock
Phosphorous is one of the three nutrients, along with nitrogen and potassium, used in commercial fertilizers. Without the mineral, many farmers would struggle to get good crops.
However, phosphates cannot be produced artificially, and only a finite quantity can be mined. Chakib Jenane from the World Bank said: “Fertilizers are responsible for about 50% of our global production of food.”
CNBC visited a mine in Ben Guerir, Morocco owned by OCP – the largest producer of phosphates in the world. Iliass El Fali, a managing director in charge of the corporate strategy, sustainability and innovation at OCP, said that the African continent holds the key to global food security.
“Africa uses a tenth of the fertilizer used globally. The average the yields in Africa are a quarter of the global ave...
published: 23 Oct 2023
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Morocco Explained!
Get ready for a journey to the mysterious and vibrant land of Morocco!
In this video, we dive into the disputed borders and intriguing geography that make Morocco such a fascinating country. Is it larger than France or closer to the size of California? And what role does Western Sahara play in all of this? From ancient Berber traditions to Hollywood movie sets, Morocco has a wealth of wonders waiting to be discovered.
Join us as we explore Morocco's unique size, political complexities, and stunning landscapes. We'll also touch upon the historical influence of Spain, the world's oldest university in Fez, and the crucial role of phosphate reserves in Morocco's economy. Whether you're a geography enthusiast or simply curious about this North African gem, this video is guaranteed to entertai...
published: 16 Mar 2023
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Why Is Morocco So Rich? The JEWEL OF NORTH AFRICA
WHY IS MOROCCO SO RICH
Morocco has a long history and a culture that has absorbed millennia of customs. It bears the stamp of multiple historical civilizations, resulting in a breathtaking diversity and complexity that can still be observed in the streets of its cities and among its people. Morocco is a North African country with a population of approximately 32 million people. The population is increasing at a pace of 1.067 percent. The population of Morocco is made up of Berbers, Sunni Muslims of Arab ancestry, and Arab Berbers. Morocco has a population density of 72 persons per square meter. There are three ethnic groups in the country.
The Arab-Berber ethnic group makes up 99.1 percent of the total population, followed by a group that includes people who aren't Arab-Berber and Jews,...
published: 29 May 2022
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TIA&TW - The Kingdom of Morocco - Economy & Trade
Episode 2508 - The Kingdom of Morocco - Economy & Trade
This week on This Is America & The World, Dennis Wholey travels throughout the Kingdom of Morocco to learn what drives the country’s economy. Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, offers an overview of the financial function of the country while other segments touch on the importance of investments in Morocco, the country’s Aeronautics industry, and the powerful scope of Tanger-Med Port, a massive industrial port in Northern Morocco. In addition, Dennis speaks with Chakib Benmoussa, Minister of National Education, Preschool and Sports and President of the Special Commission on the Development Model of Morocco. The Special Commission strives to craft Morocco’s future built on the direct feedback and input of its social, politic...
published: 12 Nov 2021
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How Morocco Secretly Controls China, India, The United States, And the World
This is a farm in China,
This is a Mcdonalds in New York,
This is an apartment complex in Mumbai,
And this is a skyscraper in London.
What do all these have in common? Well as it turns out. All of these places' successes or failures…
Economic booms or collapses…
And even population growth or famines...
Might soon be decided by the nation of Morocco.
And probably not for the reasons that you might think. In fact, this future economic trajectory was likely decided by a tiny little creature a couple centuries ago.
This a bat. In the modern world, we view bats as things that both control insect population, as well as creatures that spread rare diseases.
But a few hundred years ago, bats were discovered to do something else. Something miraculous that would shape our world forever without mo...
published: 28 Oct 2021
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Morocco Offers Burkina Faso, Mali A Route Out Of ECOWAS
In a surprising diplomatic move, Morocco has extended a strategic proposal to Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, offering them the opportunity to access the Atlantic Ocean through its territorial waters. This ambitious initiative aims to create a new economic and geopolitical alliance that diverges from their current affiliation with ECOWAS.
The proposal includes the development of maritime infrastructure, such as ports and shipping facilities, that would grant landlocked Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger direct access to the Atlantic Ocean. Morocco, with its established maritime connections and experience, sees this as a mutually beneficial arrangement that could enhance trade, economic development, and regional cooperation.
This unexpected offer has sparked discussions among the concerned nati...
published: 28 Dec 2023
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It's Morocco Now | Presented by AMDIE
From our cars to our planes, pieces of the world around you can be traced back to Morocco. The country has developed into an industrial powerhouse, with advance...
From our cars to our planes, pieces of the world around you can be traced back to Morocco. The country has developed into an industrial powerhouse, with advanced supply chains, renewable energy, and major manufacturing hubs.
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- published: 07 Jun 2023
- views: 758700
5:46
The Insane Story Behind Economy Of Morocco
In this video, we delve into the Moroccan economy and explore the challenges it faces as well as the opportunities that exist for growth and development.
We be...
In this video, we delve into the Moroccan economy and explore the challenges it faces as well as the opportunities that exist for growth and development.
We begin by providing a brief overview of the Moroccan economy, highlighting its main industries and sectors. We then delve into the challenges faced by the country, including a high unemployment rate, income inequality, and an over-reliance on agriculture.
Next, we examine the government's efforts to address these challenges and promote economic growth, including initiatives to attract foreign investment and develop the country's infrastructure. We also look at the potential impact of recent economic reforms, including the implementation of a new investment code and the development of new industries such as renewable energy.
Finally, we discuss the opportunities that exist for individuals and businesses looking to invest in the Moroccan economy. We highlight some of the key sectors that are primed for growth and development, including tourism, technology, and manufacturing. We also provide some tips for those interested in doing business in Morocco, including the importance of building strong relationships with local partners and understanding the cultural nuances of doing business in the country.
Overall, this video provides a comprehensive overview of the Moroccan economy and is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the challenges and opportunities that exist in this dynamic and fast-growing economy.
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In this video, we delve into the Moroccan economy and explore the challenges it faces as well as the opportunities that exist for growth and development.
We begin by providing a brief overview of the Moroccan economy, highlighting its main industries and sectors. We then delve into the challenges faced by the country, including a high unemployment rate, income inequality, and an over-reliance on agriculture.
Next, we examine the government's efforts to address these challenges and promote economic growth, including initiatives to attract foreign investment and develop the country's infrastructure. We also look at the potential impact of recent economic reforms, including the implementation of a new investment code and the development of new industries such as renewable energy.
Finally, we discuss the opportunities that exist for individuals and businesses looking to invest in the Moroccan economy. We highlight some of the key sectors that are primed for growth and development, including tourism, technology, and manufacturing. We also provide some tips for those interested in doing business in Morocco, including the importance of building strong relationships with local partners and understanding the cultural nuances of doing business in the country.
Overall, this video provides a comprehensive overview of the Moroccan economy and is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the challenges and opportunities that exist in this dynamic and fast-growing economy.
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- published: 25 Feb 2023
- views: 6445
7:03
Why the world needs Morocco’s desert rock
Phosphorous is one of the three nutrients, along with nitrogen and potassium, used in commercial fertilizers. Without the mineral, many farmers would struggle t...
Phosphorous is one of the three nutrients, along with nitrogen and potassium, used in commercial fertilizers. Without the mineral, many farmers would struggle to get good crops.
However, phosphates cannot be produced artificially, and only a finite quantity can be mined. Chakib Jenane from the World Bank said: “Fertilizers are responsible for about 50% of our global production of food.”
CNBC visited a mine in Ben Guerir, Morocco owned by OCP – the largest producer of phosphates in the world. Iliass El Fali, a managing director in charge of the corporate strategy, sustainability and innovation at OCP, said that the African continent holds the key to global food security.
“Africa uses a tenth of the fertilizer used globally. The average the yields in Africa are a quarter of the global average. And 60% of the world’s arable lands are in Africa,” he noted.
Phosphates are also one of the main ingredients in certain lithium-powered batteries, referred to as LFP or lithium iron phosphate batteries – making these minerals crucial for decarbonization.
Watch the video to learn more about phosphates and their significance to the food on our tables, and the energy transition.
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Phosphorous is one of the three nutrients, along with nitrogen and potassium, used in commercial fertilizers. Without the mineral, many farmers would struggle to get good crops.
However, phosphates cannot be produced artificially, and only a finite quantity can be mined. Chakib Jenane from the World Bank said: “Fertilizers are responsible for about 50% of our global production of food.”
CNBC visited a mine in Ben Guerir, Morocco owned by OCP – the largest producer of phosphates in the world. Iliass El Fali, a managing director in charge of the corporate strategy, sustainability and innovation at OCP, said that the African continent holds the key to global food security.
“Africa uses a tenth of the fertilizer used globally. The average the yields in Africa are a quarter of the global average. And 60% of the world’s arable lands are in Africa,” he noted.
Phosphates are also one of the main ingredients in certain lithium-powered batteries, referred to as LFP or lithium iron phosphate batteries – making these minerals crucial for decarbonization.
Watch the video to learn more about phosphates and their significance to the food on our tables, and the energy transition.
#CNBC #Phosphate #Africa #Morocco #Phosphorus
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- published: 23 Oct 2023
- views: 61032
11:29
Morocco Explained!
Get ready for a journey to the mysterious and vibrant land of Morocco!
In this video, we dive into the disputed borders and intriguing geography that make Moro...
Get ready for a journey to the mysterious and vibrant land of Morocco!
In this video, we dive into the disputed borders and intriguing geography that make Morocco such a fascinating country. Is it larger than France or closer to the size of California? And what role does Western Sahara play in all of this? From ancient Berber traditions to Hollywood movie sets, Morocco has a wealth of wonders waiting to be discovered.
Join us as we explore Morocco's unique size, political complexities, and stunning landscapes. We'll also touch upon the historical influence of Spain, the world's oldest university in Fez, and the crucial role of phosphate reserves in Morocco's economy. Whether you're a geography enthusiast or simply curious about this North African gem, this video is guaranteed to entertain and inform. Don't miss out on uncovering the secrets of Morocco's borders, cities, and rich cultural heritage! 🇲🇦 🌍 🏜️ 🕌
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In this video, we dive into the disputed borders and intriguing geography that make Morocco such a fascinating country. Is it larger than France or closer to the size of California? And what role does Western Sahara play in all of this? From ancient Berber traditions to Hollywood movie sets, Morocco has a wealth of wonders waiting to be discovered.
Join us as we explore Morocco's unique size, political complexities, and stunning landscapes. We'll also touch upon the historical influence of Spain, the world's oldest university in Fez, and the crucial role of phosphate reserves in Morocco's economy. Whether you're a geography enthusiast or simply curious about this North African gem, this video is guaranteed to entertain and inform. Don't miss out on uncovering the secrets of Morocco's borders, cities, and rich cultural heritage! 🇲🇦 🌍 🏜️ 🕌
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- published: 16 Mar 2023
- views: 21040
15:52
Why Is Morocco So Rich? The JEWEL OF NORTH AFRICA
WHY IS MOROCCO SO RICH
Morocco has a long history and a culture that has absorbed millennia of customs. It bears the stamp of multiple historical civilizations...
WHY IS MOROCCO SO RICH
Morocco has a long history and a culture that has absorbed millennia of customs. It bears the stamp of multiple historical civilizations, resulting in a breathtaking diversity and complexity that can still be observed in the streets of its cities and among its people. Morocco is a North African country with a population of approximately 32 million people. The population is increasing at a pace of 1.067 percent. The population of Morocco is made up of Berbers, Sunni Muslims of Arab ancestry, and Arab Berbers. Morocco has a population density of 72 persons per square meter. There are three ethnic groups in the country.
The Arab-Berber ethnic group makes up 99.1 percent of the total population, followed by a group that includes people who aren't Arab-Berber and Jews, which makes up 0.7 percent, and Jews, who make up 0.2 percent. The country features a diverse religious landscape, with Islam accounting for 99 percent of the population, Christianity accounting for 1 percent, and Jews accounting for roughly 6,000 individuals.
Moroccans speak Arabic as their official language. In government, business, and diplomacy, French and Berber dialects are frequently utilized. In this moderate Muslim country, ethnic groups tolerate one another. Morocco is a key contributor to African economic affairs and one of the continent's most prosperous nations. Some of the country's food is grown for local consumption. However, due to the semi-arid climate, agriculture is unreliable, and the country must rely on food imports. Moroccan cuisine is the Mediterranean, consisting primarily of fruits, grains, and vegetables. Animal foods are not commonly consumed.
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WHY IS MOROCCO SO RICH
Morocco has a long history and a culture that has absorbed millennia of customs. It bears the stamp of multiple historical civilizations, resulting in a breathtaking diversity and complexity that can still be observed in the streets of its cities and among its people. Morocco is a North African country with a population of approximately 32 million people. The population is increasing at a pace of 1.067 percent. The population of Morocco is made up of Berbers, Sunni Muslims of Arab ancestry, and Arab Berbers. Morocco has a population density of 72 persons per square meter. There are three ethnic groups in the country.
The Arab-Berber ethnic group makes up 99.1 percent of the total population, followed by a group that includes people who aren't Arab-Berber and Jews, which makes up 0.7 percent, and Jews, who make up 0.2 percent. The country features a diverse religious landscape, with Islam accounting for 99 percent of the population, Christianity accounting for 1 percent, and Jews accounting for roughly 6,000 individuals.
Moroccans speak Arabic as their official language. In government, business, and diplomacy, French and Berber dialects are frequently utilized. In this moderate Muslim country, ethnic groups tolerate one another. Morocco is a key contributor to African economic affairs and one of the continent's most prosperous nations. Some of the country's food is grown for local consumption. However, due to the semi-arid climate, agriculture is unreliable, and the country must rely on food imports. Moroccan cuisine is the Mediterranean, consisting primarily of fruits, grains, and vegetables. Animal foods are not commonly consumed.
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- published: 29 May 2022
- views: 38703
26:47
TIA&TW - The Kingdom of Morocco - Economy & Trade
Episode 2508 - The Kingdom of Morocco - Economy & Trade
This week on This Is America & The World, Dennis Wholey travels throughout the Kingdom of Morocco to lea...
Episode 2508 - The Kingdom of Morocco - Economy & Trade
This week on This Is America & The World, Dennis Wholey travels throughout the Kingdom of Morocco to learn what drives the country’s economy. Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, offers an overview of the financial function of the country while other segments touch on the importance of investments in Morocco, the country’s Aeronautics industry, and the powerful scope of Tanger-Med Port, a massive industrial port in Northern Morocco. In addition, Dennis speaks with Chakib Benmoussa, Minister of National Education, Preschool and Sports and President of the Special Commission on the Development Model of Morocco. The Special Commission strives to craft Morocco’s future built on the direct feedback and input of its social, political, and business stakeholders and citizens.
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Episode 2508 - The Kingdom of Morocco - Economy & Trade
This week on This Is America & The World, Dennis Wholey travels throughout the Kingdom of Morocco to learn what drives the country’s economy. Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, offers an overview of the financial function of the country while other segments touch on the importance of investments in Morocco, the country’s Aeronautics industry, and the powerful scope of Tanger-Med Port, a massive industrial port in Northern Morocco. In addition, Dennis speaks with Chakib Benmoussa, Minister of National Education, Preschool and Sports and President of the Special Commission on the Development Model of Morocco. The Special Commission strives to craft Morocco’s future built on the direct feedback and input of its social, political, and business stakeholders and citizens.
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- published: 12 Nov 2021
- views: 205621
12:30
How Morocco Secretly Controls China, India, The United States, And the World
This is a farm in China,
This is a Mcdonalds in New York,
This is an apartment complex in Mumbai,
And this is a skyscraper in London.
What do all these have in...
This is a farm in China,
This is a Mcdonalds in New York,
This is an apartment complex in Mumbai,
And this is a skyscraper in London.
What do all these have in common? Well as it turns out. All of these places' successes or failures…
Economic booms or collapses…
And even population growth or famines...
Might soon be decided by the nation of Morocco.
And probably not for the reasons that you might think. In fact, this future economic trajectory was likely decided by a tiny little creature a couple centuries ago.
This a bat. In the modern world, we view bats as things that both control insect population, as well as creatures that spread rare diseases.
But a few hundred years ago, bats were discovered to do something else. Something miraculous that would shape our world forever without most people realizing it.
In 1802, the european explorer, alexander von Humboldt, was travelling through the Peruvian lands, when he discovered something strange.
The peruvian lands did not seem like they were suitable for large scale agriculture, yet the peruvian fields were filled with lush, and healthy looking crops.
And he soon discovered, that the peruvian people had been collecting a substance called guano...which is the excretion of bats and some seabirds...and spreading it along their crops for the previous several thousand years.
So, alexander von humboldt ended up bringing this knowledge of guano significantly increasing food production, back to europe, where it would soon become of key interest to the western world.
Soon after the discovery of guano, food production boomed in the united states and europe. And all of a sudden, these western nations went from having a small but significant shortage of food, to having a massive surplus of food, which was more than enough to feed all of its citizens and then some.
In fact, guano’s impact on boosting food production became so important, that several wars were fought over guano, such as the chincha islands war of 1864 and the war of the pacific in 1879.
The united states became so enamored with guano, that it passed the guano islands act, which allowed any american citizen, to claim and annex any island that had any substantial amount of guano on it. And in fact they did lay claim to about 70 of these islands, most of which were in the pacific ocean.
You see, guano became so important to the economic, population, and industrial growth of the western world, that is became one of the most vital resources in the world.
However in 1913, fritz haber would soon discover a way to synthesize an artificial version of guano, that we today call, fertilizer.
And it was this one single event, the discovery of fertilizer, that wold go on to be known as the detonator for the population explosion of the world.
Soon, starvation in nations that used fertilizer became rare. The worlds population grew from 1.6 billion to 7.7 billion over the next 100 years. Food production and yields immediately doubled in many areas. Because of fertilizer. Nations with typically unsuitable locations to grow food like northern european countries like norway, all of a sudden were able to sustainably grow crops in more areas. And soon, every single countries economic and population growth was indirectly caused by the food surplus created from fertilizer.
In fact, it is estimated that roughly 50% of all the nitrogen in your body is directly from fertilizer that farms use to grow food.
Now, that brings us to today.
You see, all of this seems great so far. Fertilizer has allowed many countries to grow and in some cases become superpowers of the world, where nearly all of their citizens are well fed and have very little food insecurity. But in 2010, a few scientists began noticing something a little worrying.
Fertilizer, the compound that is responsible for a ton of the growth that humanity has seen over the last 2 centuries, might actually be running out.
Thats because the fertilizer that the world has used to grow, needs 3 elements. A Nitrogen based compound, a phosphate, and a potassium based compound. And 2 of which, humans cannot create from scratch. Those are phosphate and potassium, or potash.
Potash, is a non-renewable resource that is largely controlled by 4 countries. Canada is by far the world largest producer of potash,with over one third of the worlds potash coming from canada. Russia, Belarus
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This is a farm in China,
This is a Mcdonalds in New York,
This is an apartment complex in Mumbai,
And this is a skyscraper in London.
What do all these have in common? Well as it turns out. All of these places' successes or failures…
Economic booms or collapses…
And even population growth or famines...
Might soon be decided by the nation of Morocco.
And probably not for the reasons that you might think. In fact, this future economic trajectory was likely decided by a tiny little creature a couple centuries ago.
This a bat. In the modern world, we view bats as things that both control insect population, as well as creatures that spread rare diseases.
But a few hundred years ago, bats were discovered to do something else. Something miraculous that would shape our world forever without most people realizing it.
In 1802, the european explorer, alexander von Humboldt, was travelling through the Peruvian lands, when he discovered something strange.
The peruvian lands did not seem like they were suitable for large scale agriculture, yet the peruvian fields were filled with lush, and healthy looking crops.
And he soon discovered, that the peruvian people had been collecting a substance called guano...which is the excretion of bats and some seabirds...and spreading it along their crops for the previous several thousand years.
So, alexander von humboldt ended up bringing this knowledge of guano significantly increasing food production, back to europe, where it would soon become of key interest to the western world.
Soon after the discovery of guano, food production boomed in the united states and europe. And all of a sudden, these western nations went from having a small but significant shortage of food, to having a massive surplus of food, which was more than enough to feed all of its citizens and then some.
In fact, guano’s impact on boosting food production became so important, that several wars were fought over guano, such as the chincha islands war of 1864 and the war of the pacific in 1879.
The united states became so enamored with guano, that it passed the guano islands act, which allowed any american citizen, to claim and annex any island that had any substantial amount of guano on it. And in fact they did lay claim to about 70 of these islands, most of which were in the pacific ocean.
You see, guano became so important to the economic, population, and industrial growth of the western world, that is became one of the most vital resources in the world.
However in 1913, fritz haber would soon discover a way to synthesize an artificial version of guano, that we today call, fertilizer.
And it was this one single event, the discovery of fertilizer, that wold go on to be known as the detonator for the population explosion of the world.
Soon, starvation in nations that used fertilizer became rare. The worlds population grew from 1.6 billion to 7.7 billion over the next 100 years. Food production and yields immediately doubled in many areas. Because of fertilizer. Nations with typically unsuitable locations to grow food like northern european countries like norway, all of a sudden were able to sustainably grow crops in more areas. And soon, every single countries economic and population growth was indirectly caused by the food surplus created from fertilizer.
In fact, it is estimated that roughly 50% of all the nitrogen in your body is directly from fertilizer that farms use to grow food.
Now, that brings us to today.
You see, all of this seems great so far. Fertilizer has allowed many countries to grow and in some cases become superpowers of the world, where nearly all of their citizens are well fed and have very little food insecurity. But in 2010, a few scientists began noticing something a little worrying.
Fertilizer, the compound that is responsible for a ton of the growth that humanity has seen over the last 2 centuries, might actually be running out.
Thats because the fertilizer that the world has used to grow, needs 3 elements. A Nitrogen based compound, a phosphate, and a potassium based compound. And 2 of which, humans cannot create from scratch. Those are phosphate and potassium, or potash.
Potash, is a non-renewable resource that is largely controlled by 4 countries. Canada is by far the world largest producer of potash,with over one third of the worlds potash coming from canada. Russia, Belarus
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Morocco Offers Burkina Faso, Mali A Route Out Of ECOWAS
In a surprising diplomatic move, Morocco has extended a strategic proposal to Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, offering them the opportunity to access the Atlanti...
In a surprising diplomatic move, Morocco has extended a strategic proposal to Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, offering them the opportunity to access the
Atlantic Ocean through its territorial waters. This ambitious initiative aims to create a new economic and geopolitical alliance that diverges from their current affiliation with ECOWAS.
The proposal includes the development of maritime infrastructure, such as ports and shipping facilities, that would grant landlocked Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger direct access to the Atlantic Ocean. Morocco, with its established maritime connections and experience, sees this as a mutually beneficial arrangement that could enhance trade, economic development, and regional cooperation.
This unexpected offer has sparked discussions among the concerned nations, as leaders weigh the potential benefits of such a shift against the existing ties within ECOWAS. The countries involved would need to carefully evaluate the economic, political, and strategic implications of such a move before making any decisions.
ECOWAS, meanwhile, closely monitors these developments, expressing concerns about the possible fragmentation of the regional bloc. The organization might engage in diplomatic efforts to address the grievances and encourage a unified West African front.
In recent times, there has been growing speculation about the influence of Western powers over the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), with critics contending that the regional bloc functions as a puppet of the West. This narrative gains traction, particularly when examining ECOWAS sanctions and their perceived impact on member states like Niger.
Detractors argue that ECOWAS, under the guise of regional stability and cooperation, often implements sanctions at the behest of Western nations, raising questions about the bloc's autonomy. The economic sanctions imposed on Niger, in particular, are cited as a case in point. Critics assert that these sanctions, allegedly orchestrated by external forces, have inadvertently hampered Niger's economic growth and development.
Against this backdrop, Morocco's offer to provide Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger access to the Atlantic Ocean is viewed as a potential game-changer. The proposition presents these landlocked nations with a unique opportunity to diversify their economic avenues and escape what some perceive as the restrictive grip of ECOWAS.
Access to the Atlantic Ocean through Morocco's maritime infrastructure would open a new gateway for these countries, fostering increased trade and commerce. The creation of shipping lanes and the development of modern ports would facilitate the efficient movement of goods, reduce transportation costs, and stimulate economic growth. This strategic move could position these nations as key players in transcontinental trade, providing them with the autonomy to shape their economic destinies.
Furthermore, the proposed alliance with Morocco could serve as a counterbalance to the perceived Western dominance within ECOWAS. By forging new partnerships and alliances, Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger could diversify their diplomatic relationships, reducing dependency on any single regional bloc.
The discourse surrounding ECOWAS and the potential realignment of regional alliances underscores the complex interplay of geopolitics, economic interests, and national sovereignty in the ever-evolving landscape of international relations.
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In a surprising diplomatic move, Morocco has extended a strategic proposal to Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, offering them the opportunity to access the
Atlantic Ocean through its territorial waters. This ambitious initiative aims to create a new economic and geopolitical alliance that diverges from their current affiliation with ECOWAS.
The proposal includes the development of maritime infrastructure, such as ports and shipping facilities, that would grant landlocked Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger direct access to the Atlantic Ocean. Morocco, with its established maritime connections and experience, sees this as a mutually beneficial arrangement that could enhance trade, economic development, and regional cooperation.
This unexpected offer has sparked discussions among the concerned nations, as leaders weigh the potential benefits of such a shift against the existing ties within ECOWAS. The countries involved would need to carefully evaluate the economic, political, and strategic implications of such a move before making any decisions.
ECOWAS, meanwhile, closely monitors these developments, expressing concerns about the possible fragmentation of the regional bloc. The organization might engage in diplomatic efforts to address the grievances and encourage a unified West African front.
In recent times, there has been growing speculation about the influence of Western powers over the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), with critics contending that the regional bloc functions as a puppet of the West. This narrative gains traction, particularly when examining ECOWAS sanctions and their perceived impact on member states like Niger.
Detractors argue that ECOWAS, under the guise of regional stability and cooperation, often implements sanctions at the behest of Western nations, raising questions about the bloc's autonomy. The economic sanctions imposed on Niger, in particular, are cited as a case in point. Critics assert that these sanctions, allegedly orchestrated by external forces, have inadvertently hampered Niger's economic growth and development.
Against this backdrop, Morocco's offer to provide Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger access to the Atlantic Ocean is viewed as a potential game-changer. The proposition presents these landlocked nations with a unique opportunity to diversify their economic avenues and escape what some perceive as the restrictive grip of ECOWAS.
Access to the Atlantic Ocean through Morocco's maritime infrastructure would open a new gateway for these countries, fostering increased trade and commerce. The creation of shipping lanes and the development of modern ports would facilitate the efficient movement of goods, reduce transportation costs, and stimulate economic growth. This strategic move could position these nations as key players in transcontinental trade, providing them with the autonomy to shape their economic destinies.
Furthermore, the proposed alliance with Morocco could serve as a counterbalance to the perceived Western dominance within ECOWAS. By forging new partnerships and alliances, Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger could diversify their diplomatic relationships, reducing dependency on any single regional bloc.
The discourse surrounding ECOWAS and the potential realignment of regional alliances underscores the complex interplay of geopolitics, economic interests, and national sovereignty in the ever-evolving landscape of international relations.
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secrets of morocco export opportunities I how to export to morocco I rajeevsaini
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How Morocco will DOMINATE Global Politics in the Next Decade (2030) - Actually very Important
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