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  The terrible impact of the earthquake spared no one, driving terrified citizens from their homes, particularly in hilly regions and old cities. Entire settlements have been reduced to rubble, and historically significant landmarks are now in ruins. The human toll has been heartbreaking, with over 2,000 people reported dead, and the number is anticipated to rise as search and rescue operations continue. The agony of losing loved ones and watching the ruin of their houses has destroyed communities.   As the country comes to terms with this massive tragedy, now is the time for solidarity and resilience. Morocco's people's strength shines through in their commitment to help one another and rebuild their towns. The spirit of unity and optimism continues in the face of such great loss.  Homes have broken communities.  

  The earthquake, which struck on a Friday night, left a trail of destruction in its wake. Buildings crumbled, lives were lost, and communities were left reeling from the impact. As the death toll continued to rise, the people of Morocco faced an unprecedented challenge. This response exemplifies the UAE 's commitment to humanitarian causes and its readiness to assist those in need. It sends a powerful message that humanity knows no borders. When disaster strikes, compassion, empathy, and swift action can make a world of difference. As the relief materials make their way to Morocco and aid reaches those affected by the earthquake, the UAE's actions stand as a shining example of international solidarity and serve as a reminder that together, we can overcome even the most challenging of circumstances.

    Dr. Al Jaber sent the greetings and best needs of the  UAE’ s leadership, government and folks to Morocco and its people, and went on to focus on the ingrained historical ties between the 2 countries. the 2 sides additionally discussed ways that of boosting their cooperation and investment opportunities in an exceedingly variety of significant sectors. The visit aligns with the mutual keenness of the UAE and Morocco leaderships to reinforce and expand their relations in new strategic fields, and boost their cooperation across industry, economy, investments, culture, and tourism. throughout the visit, Dr. Al Jaber met with Nasser Bourita, Morocco’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, to debate their bilateral relations and ways of enhancing them, additionally to many regional and international problems with mutual concern. Al Jaber additionally command separate conferences with Riyad Mazour, Moroccan Minister of trade and Tra...

    In Morocco the National Agency for the Legalisation of Activities Related to Cannabis (Anrac) has issued the permits for farmers in the three northern mountainous cities of Al Houceima, Taounat and Chefchaouen, which are known for cannabis farming, the Moroccan news agency (Map) reported, quoting a statement issued by the state agency.  The statement said the licensed farmers would be allowed to establish c o-operatives to be registered with Anrac to legally cultivate and produce cannabis.  “Permits will be granted to farmers gradually, based on the needs expressed by the licensed industrial operators,” the agency said. “The National Agency for the Legalisation of Activities Related to Cannabis continues to explore the opportunities offered by the cannabis market in order to develop this sector and promote the transformation of farmers from illegal activity towards legal, sustainable and income -generating cultivation.”