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Tightening 🇲🇦 Morocco

France bans kif growing in its Moroccan zone, except for the monopoly

Citing its obligations under the 1925 Geneva convention, France prohibited cannabis cultivation in its zone, apart from crops grown for the Régie around Kenitra and Marrakech. Licensed growing continued in the Spanish zone, which became the monopoly's main source.[1]

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References

  1. Transnational Institute — The Rise and Decline of Cannabis Prohibition (2014, PDF)archived

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