Morocco Dams Reach 12.9 Billion Cubic Meters

Recent rainfall has significantly increased Morocco's water reserves, reaching nearly 12.9 billion cubic meters by April 10, up from 6.4 billion the previous year. Key dams, such as the Idriss I Dam in Taounate province, recorded notable inflows, while others, like the Al Massira Dam, show a more modest recovery. Differences among hydraulic basins reveal varying filling rates, with some nearing 95%, while others remain below 60%.