Cannabis Fields Moroccan Style

This is a video from my September 2017 visit to the Rif Mountain area of Morocco.

I've long advocated that the Emerald Triangle needs to adopt the existing blueprint of how the Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce positioned the area as the quality standard for the wine industry at the turn of the Century because there are sleeping giants named Morocco, Lebanon, etc. on the horizon that have longterm experience with growing quantity that are getting into the quality game.
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"...Morocco is already the world’s largest – albeit illicit – supplier of cannabis to Europe. The BBC has calculated Morocco’s illegal exports to be worth approximately €8 billion ($8.84 billion USD).⁠
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According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Morocco’s 2017 cannabis production supplied more than 36,000 tons, most of which was processed into cannabis resin (i.e., hash) sufficient to dwarf all other countries’ output. By comparison, the UNODC estimated that Mexico meanwhile produced a little more than 5,000 tons or roughly 1/7 of Morocco’s supply.⁠
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While cannabis remains illegal in Morocco, legitimate direct investment remains prohibited. However, Morocco is included in the European Union’s European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), which aims to facilitate and increase economic integration between the EU and its neighbours. Should cannabis regulations change in Europe along the lines of what is being seen see in parts of the Americas, Morocco would be ideally positioned to reap a huge influx in investment toward the infrastructure necessary to serve its lucrative market. Such capital investment could help it move beyond cannabis resin, to the development of more refined and innovative delivery systems such as concentrates, edibles, and other cannabis-derived products." ⁠
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