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Reviewing Agricultural Trade Policies

To Promote Intra-OIC Agricultural Trade

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In summary,

Arab group has the highest share in Morocco’s agri-food exports with a share of 10.8%

in 2016, followed by Asian group and African group with respective shares 2.8% and

2.5%.

Arab group has the highest share in Morocco’s agri-food imports with a share of 5.4% in

2016, followed by Asian group and African group with respective shares 2.7% and 1.7%.

Asian group has the highest share in Morocco’s agricultural raw material exports with a

share of 1.8% in 2016, followed by Arab group and African group with respective shares

1.2% and 0.3%.

African group has the highest share in Morocco’s agricultural rawmaterial imports with

a share of 1.5% in 2016, followed by Arab group and Asian group with their respective

shares 0.4% and 0.3%.

African group has the highest share in Morocco’s fish exports with a share of 5.5% in

2016, followed by Arab group and Asian group with their respective shares 3.5% and

1.3%.

African group has the highest share in Morocco’s fish imports with a share of 4% in

2016, followed by Arab group and Asian group with their respective shares 1% and

0.7%.

Top 5 Agricultural export and import products of Morocco in the OIC Markets

According to the latest available three-year averages (2014-2016), the products that have the

top five shares in Morocco’s total agricultural exports to the OIC countries are (top 5 agricultural

export products to the OIC):

03: Fish

02: Dairy

05: Vegetables, fruit

08: Feeding stuff for animals

06: Sugars

with percentage shares of 28.6%, 14.1%, 12.4%, 11.5%, and 8.6%, respectively.

With regards to Morocco’s top agricultural imports from the OIC countries, according to the

latest available three year averages (2014-2016), the products that have the top five shares in

Morocco’s total agricultural imports from the OIC countries are (top 5 agricultural import

products to the OIC):

05: Vegetables, fruit

41-42-43: Oils, fats, waxe

07: Coffee, tea, cocoa, spices

08: Feeding stuff for animals

11-12: Beverages, tobacco

with percentage shares of 27.8%, 18.7%, 17.6%, 14.4%, and 4.8%, respectively.

The products in the two lists are not mutually exclusive. “Vegetables and fruit”, and “feeding

stuff for animals” are products that are both commonly exported to and imported from OIC

countries. The reason may be that the combinations of the product groups according to higher

digits are different and that export products and import products at higher digit SITC levels are

different.