The Moroccan Consultative Association for Cannabis Use (AMCUC) inked many agreements with diverse partners on Friday, October 22 in order to advance scientific research in the field of cannabis as well as to help all stakeholders in the cannabis circuit.

Four agreements were made between the Moroccan consultative Association for the Use of Cannabis (AMCUC) and other partners on Friday, October 22 during an international conference on hemp and cannabis organized by the Moroccan consultative Association for the Use of Cannabis (AMCUC).

Abdel Malek Saadi University, represented by its president, Bouchta El Moumni, acknowledges its commitment in scientific study on cannabis and its desire to develop it by signing an agreement with AMCUC.

The deal struck with AMCUC, according to Abdelkhalek Farhat, president of the National Association of medicinal and aromatic plants, aims to “offer training for professional groups, in particular cooperatives and farmers, through the agency’s technical and scientific platform.”

For its part, the Mascir Foundation inked an agreement with the AMCUC in order to join forces with this organization that brings together the various scenarios that this new sector has to offer.

The foundation claims it is prepared to act at any level and with any stakeholder, whether farmers or industrialists, using a variety of methods, including artificial intelligence, thanks to its 15 years of experience and equipment.

From cultivation to production, the goal is to support and facilitate the process. Mascir accomplishes this through opening the door to dialogue and potential collaborations.

AMCUC and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Tangier Tetouan Hoceima regions inked a final agreement. Its goal is to highlight the most profitable sectors in this new industry, using the Chamber of Commerce’s knowledge and network, in order to steer the Chamber of Commerce’s support for enterprises.

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