On Monday, July 21, 2025, the African Development Bank (BAD) announced that it had approved a loan of 100 million euros (116.4 million dollars) in favor of Morocco. This funding aims to support sustainable agriculture led by women and young people in Morocco.

The 100 million euro loan granted to Morocco aims to strengthen food security and strengthen the resilience of small-scale agriculture in the face of climate change. According to Achraf Tarsim, head of the AfDB office in Morocco, “women who have the ambition to be entrepreneurs and succeed in agriculture are our priority

As a reminder, in fifty years, the AfDB has invested 15 billion euros (17.46 billion dollars) in projects in the transport, water, energy, energy, energy, energy, energy, energy, agriculture, agriculture, social protection, governance and finance sectors.

In addition, the bank had previously approved $62.13 million in financing for the reconstruction of social infrastructure in Sudan. The funds will be allocated to the rehabilitation of health facilities, schools and water supply systems in Al-Jazeera, Sennar, Nile and White Nile states