From November 11 to 13, 2025, in Rabat, FAO Morocco will train animal surveillance stakeholders in EMA-i+ and EMPRES-i+ to strengthen animal health and biosecurity.

SIDATTES 2025 Science Day in Erfoud: FAO, INRA, and their partners combine research and innovation for sustainable oases in Morocco

SIDATTES 2025 in Erfoud: FAO highlights sustainable water management and resilience of Moroccan oases for date palm cultivation

On October 27, 2025, Rabat hosted the official celebration of World Food Day, also marking FAO's 80th anniversary. A day dedicated to collective action and commitment to a fairer and more sustainable food system.

On the occasion of World Food Day 2025 and FAO's 80th anniversary, several iconic monuments in Rabat were illuminated in blue, the Organization's official color. A collective mobilization that demonstrates Morocco's commitment to food security and the fight against hunger.

Closing of the Reboot the Earth Morocco Hackathon 2025 in Rabat: final pitches, awards ceremony, and innovative solutions recognized for addressing climate and agricultural challenges.

Reboot the Earth Morocco Hackathon 2025 brings young innovators together in Rabat to co-create AI and digital solutions for climate and agricultural challenges. Final pitches and winners will be revealed on 19 September — stay tuned!

FAO organizes national workshop on agricultural valorization of sewage sludge in Morocco: action plan and interinstitutional coordination.

FAO-ANDA meeting in Rabat: strengthened partnership to develop sustainable, inclusive and job-creating aquaculture in Morocco

Morocco undertakes food systems transformation with 2030 roadmap. Discover CNTSA's role and strategic priorities for sustainable agriculture.

Study trip to Norway: Moroccan executives discover innovations in aquaculture at Aqua Nor and strengthen cooperation between Morocco and Norway.

The OASIL project is reviving the oases of Drâa-Tafilalet: restoring ecosystems, sustainable irrigation, and empowering rural women.

Morocco held the second meeting of the National Steering Committee for Food Systems Transformation (CNTSA) in Rabat. Objectives: consolidate achievements, integrate water governance, and define priorities for 2025-2026.

NEPPO’s high-level delegation visits FAO Morocco to strengthen regional cooperation on plant health and food security across the NENA region, with focus on sustainable strategies and phytosanitary standards.

Morocco and FAO strengthen cooperation to support small-scale fisheries, ensure food security, and sustainably preserve marine resources.

On Friday, July 4, 2025, in Rome, Morocco was reappointed as a member of the Council of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). This new term will run from July 1, 2026, until the close of the 46th session of the UN organization's Conference, scheduled for 2029.

The first cohort of Youth Action Leadership for Agrifood Awareness and Systems Transformation (YALAFAST) wrapped up this week in Rabat, marking a milestone moment for youth engagement in sustainable agrifood systems across the Near East and North Africa (NENA) region.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launched in Rabat the first Youth Action Leadership for Agrifood Awareness and Systems Transformation (YALA FAST), a regional initiative held from 30 June to 3 July 2025 to empower young leaders in agrifood systems across the Near East and North Africa.

Study trip to the Netherlands: Moroccan delegation explores innovations in sustainable aquaculture and strengthens cooperation between Morocco and the Netherlands.

Discover the highlights of SIAM 2025 in Meknes, themed "Agriculture and the rural world: water at the heart of sustainable development." The FAO presented its actions for inclusive, equitable, and resilient agriculture.