
Morocco Diversifies Wheat Imports as Russia Emerges as Key Supplier
Russia has become one of Morocco’s main wheat suppliers, alongside France, Romania, Lithuania and Poland.

Russia has become one of Morocco’s main wheat suppliers, alongside France, Romania, Lithuania and Poland.

Maria Sharapova has chosen to spend her year-end vacation in Morocco. The Russian tennis star has shared on her social networks photos of the good times spent in the kingdom.

Morocco could acquire nuclear power plants in record time with the help of Russia and become one of the world’s nuclear energy producers. This is what the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reveals.

The United States thanks Morocco for the assistance it provided in the arrest and extradition of Ruslan Albertovich Nurullin, a 32-year-old Russian, co-accused of a $48 million cyber fraud.

The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is strengthening its presence in Russia. It is adding additional flights on the Casablanca-Moscow route.

According to a survey conducted by Sigma Dos for the newspaper El Mundo , Morocco is the main potential enemy of Spain.

Morocco still shows interest in Russian diesel. Once again, the kingdom is among the largest importers of the Russian oil product.

Morocco and Russia have reiterated their intention to install nuclear-powered desalination plants not far from the Canary Islands. The idea had been raised in 1999 and had not failed to worry the Canarian authorities.

Morocco has imported less wheat from France this year. A trend that should continue next year, given the strong competition between Russia and France in North Africa, a region that absorbs 15% of the world’s wheat imports on the continent.

Morocco is among the largest importers of Russian diesel in August. This is revealed by data from negotiations and Refinitiv Eikon.

At the recent Russia-Africa summit in St. Petersburg, the Moroccan company Water and Energy Solutions reached an agreement with the Russian nuclear giant Rosatom. The objective? To build seawater desalination plants powered by nuclear energy, using small modular reactors (SMRs).

Morocco has never asked to join the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), confirmed an official at the South African Ministry of Foreign Affairs.