According to figures from the daily report of the General Directorate of Hydraulic Engineering, the water reserves of dams in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region reached today, Tuesday, 1066.4 million cubic meters, i.e. an overall filling rate of 61.94% on a total capacity of 1721.7 million cubic meters.
Three dams in the Northern region have reached a complete filling rate (100%): the Cherif Al Idrissi dam, the El Wahda dam in the province of Tetouan and the Chefchaouen dam.
In addition, four other dams have a filling rate exceeding 80%, including the Oued El Makhazine dam, the largest in the region, with a filling rate approaching 90.9%, and the Ibn Battuta dam with 91.97%. , followed by the Smir dam with 89.64% and the Tangier-Mediterranean dam with 82.83%.
The precipitation also strengthened the water reserves of the Moulay Hassan Ben Mehdi dam, where the filling rate reached 67.47%, with a water reserve of 15.8 million cubic meters.
As for the four other remaining dams, their filling rate is less than 30%, notably the recently built Dar Khroufa dam, which has a filling rate of 29.35%, followed by the Neuf Avril dam with 25.40%, Mohammed Ben Abdelkrim El Khattabi dam with 24.87% and the Jama'a dam with 16.27%.
It should be noted that the total reserves in large dams in Morocco today reach 5067.02 million cubic meters, with a filling rate of approximately 31.43%.





