The “Taonate Skills Forum” welcomes the royal pardon for the farmers of Kif

The “Taounate Province Skills Forum” appreciated the royal pardon on the occasion of the King’s birthday and the Popular Revolution for the benefit of 1,341 people from Taounate province, out of 4,831 people convicted, prosecuted or investigated in cases related to cannabis cultivation.

In a statement of which we received a copy, the Forum expressed its joy at this humanitarian gesture, which had a “good impact and a positive impact on the inhabitants of the region in general, and on its beneficiaries, as well as their families and their families.” families in particular, like the rest of the beneficiaries of the different northern regions concerned.

The press release notes that this step “is at the heart of the strategic choices aimed at building a new Morocco that guarantees the dignity of all in accordance with its constitutional requirements, to promote sustainable development paths, the most important of which is the rehabilitation of regions” concerned by the cultivation of cannabis, particularly in the Taounate region.

The “Taounate Province Skills Forum” extends its sincere thanks and great gratitude to King Mohammed VI “for this wise and courageous decision, which lifted the injustice against a group of inhabitants of the northern provinces, and gave them justice after many years.” suffering from the repercussions of this agriculture, until recently banned.” He also extended his warm congratulations to the beneficiaries of this amnesty, their families and loved ones.

The same forum stated that it “looks forward to this group engaging in legal income-generating activities and engaging in the process of legal cultivation of Indian hemp in accordance with the legislation established by the National Agency for the Legalization of Activities Related to Indian Hemp since its inception two years ago, through the manufacturing, processing and export of Indian hemp and the import of its products.

He also stressed “the need to create and accelerate all projects related to the strengthening of infrastructure in the Taounate region”, by “creating and encouraging parallel economic activities, to increase the attractiveness of this region for investments in the cannabis sector and other sectors” as well as the need to “create an industrial and commercial zone, so as to guarantee the obtaining of integrated economic benefits contributing to combating unemployment in the region and supporting the national economy in the medium and long term.”