冬季雨量丰沛 摩洛哥7年旱情结束

Core Insights - Morocco's government announced that this winter's abundant rainfall has ended a seven-year drought, with rainfall increasing by 95% compared to the previous winter and exceeding the winter average by 17% [1] - The average water reservoir capacity in Morocco has risen to 46%, with several key reservoirs now fully filled [1] - The prolonged drought has severely impacted Morocco's agriculture and livestock sectors, affecting employment, as approximately one-third of job opportunities in the country are linked to agriculture [1] Water Management Initiatives - In response to the seven-year drought, Morocco has accelerated its seawater desalination projects and is advancing water transfer projects to supply water from the Sebou River to water-scarce cities like Rabat and Casablanca [1] - The government aims to increase the share of desalinated water in drinking water supply from 25% to 60% by 2030, while reserving reservoir water primarily for inland areas [1] Geographic Context - Morocco is located in northwest Africa, with its rainy season typically lasting from October to April, and rainfall decreasing from north to south [1]