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Morocco plans to allow the farming, export and domestic sale of cannabis for medical and industrial use, the government said on Thursday, a move it hopes will help impoverished farmers in the Rif mountains amid a growing legal global market for the drug.
The co-ruling party, PJD, which is Morocco’s largest party in parliament, changed its stance on cannabis after the UN drug agency reclassified it as a “less-dangerous drug”.