Significant Improvement in Morocco's Water Reserves
As of May 18, 2026, Morocco is witnessing a significant enhancement in its water reserves, with the total capacity in the country's dams reaching nearly 13 billion cubic meters. This marks an impressive 92% increase compared to the same time last year. The overall filling rate of these reservoirs stands at 76%, a stark contrast to the 40.1% recorded one year earlier. This notable improvement in water reserves is crucial as the nation approaches the summer months, a period typically characterized by heightened water demand.
Contributing Factors to the Increase
The remarkable augmentation in water reserves can be attributed to substantial inflows recorded over the past few months across various dams in Morocco. Reports indicate that numerous reservoirs have experienced a significant uptick in their inflow levels, particularly between May 17 and May 18, 2026. This trend not only reflects the positive impact of recent rainfall but also highlights the effectiveness of water management practices implemented in the country. As Morocco continues to combat the challenges posed by climate change, the sustained growth of its water reserves presents a promising outlook for its agricultural and urban water needs.
As reported by lematin.ma.
