The agriculture industry in Morocco employs about 40% of the population, whereas the agriculture industry in Algeria only employs about 14% of the population. Morocco's climate, with frequent rain, makes it a good place to grow food and creates good farmland. Algeria is much warmer and dryer, and the environment is less hospitable for planting and farming. As a result, the agriculture industry in Algeria is not enough to support the food needs of the population. The farmland is much better in Morocco, and the population is able to be sustained on food grown in the country.

No. Although Morocco is the most important North African trade partner for Mexico, the Moroccan industry and agriculture are still very protected and no trade agreement between both countries has ever been reached.

Morocco discovered Morocco

In Morocco, plants typically grow due to a combination of factors such as the region's climate, soil quality, availability of water, and sunlight. Many crops, including fruits like oranges and olives, flourish in Morocco's Mediterranean climate which features mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers. Agriculture in Morocco also benefits from irrigation systems like traditional khettaras and modern technology to support plant growth.

No. Morocco is a country. Morocco has a capital: Rabat.