Moroccan authorities held a videoconference meeting on Thursday to monitor the supply of sheep and goats in national markets and assess the evolution of supply and demand ahead of Eid al-Adha.
The meeting was attended by Interior Minister abdelouafi leftit and Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development and Water and Forests ahmed elbouari , alongside regional and provincial officials from the agricultural sector, as well as representatives of the national food safety and agricultural advisory offices.
Participants reviewed the measures adopted in preparation for Eid al-Adha and discussed mechanisms aimed at rebuilding and sustaining the national livestock herd.
The meeting also emphasized the importance of coordination and daily monitoring of market conditions during the period leading up to the holiday, in addition to strengthening sales points and taking the necessary measures to ensure sufficient livestock supply across the country.
Officials further stressed the need to monitor the health status of the national herd and reinforce control and support measures in different regions of Morocco.
According to the information presented during the meeting, the supply of sheep and goats is expected to be sufficient, allowing markets to meet demand during Eid al-Adha under normal conditions.