The Ministry of Agriculture and Maritime Fishing - Department of Agriculture - is responsible for developing and implementing the Government policy in the field of Agriculture and Rural Development. The new Agriculture Strategy (The Moroccan Green Plan) has been launched in 2008 to ensure a dynamic, scalable and balanced development of the different regions, to exploit the potential for progress and maximize the value potential and to face new challenges while preserving the social and economic balances.

The Moroccan Green Plan is articulated around a comprehensive approach that covers all players according to their own objectives. It is developed around two main pillars: pillar 1 aims to develop a modern agriculture with high productivity and high value added (milk, meat and poultry and cereals), while pillar 2 focuses on inclusive agriculture in marginal areas (unfavorable rain fed areas, mountain or oasis), taking into consideration the preservation of natural resources.

ADA, the Moroccan Agency for Agriculture Development, is a public agency established in 2009 under the supervision of the Moroccan Ministry of Agriculture. The Agency's mission is to participate in the implementation of the strategy adopted by the government in agricultural development (the Moroccan Green Plan).

The Agency is particularly responsible for proposing to governmental authorities’ action plans in support of agricultural sectors with high added value with a view to improving productivity, through:

• Research and mobilization of land for the expansion of agricultural areas,
• The introduction of new irrigation systems, farm equipment, packaging and marketing.
• The promotion of agricultural investment and the implementation of partnerships with investors.

Through its economic cooperation with middle income developing countries and with former eastern-bloc and Central Asian states, SECO seeks to ease its partner countries’ integration into the world economy and promote economic growth that is socially responsible as well as environmentally and climate-friendly.

UNIDO was established in 1966 as an autonomous body within the United Nations. On 21 June 1985 the Constitution of UNIDO as a specialized agency entered into force. The mandate of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization is to promote and accelerate inclusive and sustainable industrial development in developing countries and economies in transition.

In recent years, UNIDO has assumed an enhanced role in the global development agenda by focusing its activities on poverty reduction, inclusive globalization and environmental sustainability.