Morocco is temporarily suspending the export of some fruits and vegetables to African markets to adjust prices

The decision came after tomato prices in Moroccan markets rose to about 17 drams per kilogram, amid declining production and high costs, while the suspension did not include exports to European markets.

Minister for Foreign Trade, Omar Jazeera, announced on Sunday that the export of the products concerned will be resumed gradually from next week, subjecting the process to monitoring to ensure price stability and product availability in the domestic market.