Morocco, US Sign Agreement on Training Cannabis Farmers
President of the Moroccan Consortium for Cannabis Consultants (AMCUC) and American BigMike Straumietis, founder and owner of Advanced Nutrients, signed a partnership agreement yesterday to develop a training program for cannabis farmers in Morocco and commercial operators in the sector.
According to the agreement, AMCUC will organize an annual program to organize training courses under its CAIF TAKIWINE project for agricultural cooperatives involved in cannabis cultivation, while Advanced will provide logistical and technical support by providing international frameworks, competencies and expertise that can transfer its experience to Morocco.
On this occasion, Professor Rabii Redouan said that this cooperation with the largest companies in the world will add a strong impetus to the cultivation of cannabis in Morocco, as will be reflected in the medical, industrial and food transformation, revealing that AMCUC has accumulated an important experience since its establishment in the field of training, where it organized many training courses for doctors and pharmacists.
For his part, businessman BigMike Straumietis said that we are here to stand by Morocco, expressing his aspiration for a wonderful, prosperous and long-term relationship with the Moroccan Advisory Society for the Uses of Cannabis, thanking it for its warm welcome and hospitality.
President of the Moroccan Consortium for Cannabis Consultants (AMCUC) and American BigMike Straumietis, founder and owner of Advanced Nutrients, signed a partnership agreement yesterday to develop a training program for cannabis farmers in Morocco and commercial operators in the sector.
According to the agreement, AMCUC will organize an annual program to organize training courses under its CAIF TAKIWINE project for agricultural cooperatives involved in cannabis cultivation, while Advanced will provide logistical and technical support by providing international frameworks, competencies and expertise that can transfer its experience to Morocco.
On this occasion, Professor Rabih Radwan said that this cooperation with the largest companies in the world will add a strong impetus to the cultivation of cannabis in Morocco, as will be reflected in the medical, industrial and food transformation, revealing that AMCUC has accumulated an important experience since its establishment in the field of training, where it organized many training courses for doctors and pharmacists.
For his part, businessman BigMike Straumietis said that we are here to stand by Morocco, expressing his aspiration for a wonderful, prosperous and long-term relationship with the Moroccan Advisory Society for the Uses of Cannabis, thanking it for its warm welcome and hospitality.
