Celebration of the International Day of the Argan Tree by Morocco and the United Nations.

Morocco and the United Nations celebrate the International Day of the Argan Tree on May 10th, an occasion to highlight the argan tree as an endemic tree of the country and an ancestral source of sustainable development. The celebration of this day aims to strengthen community resilience, contribute to food security, and promote adaptation to climate change. The events include an artistic and photographic exhibition on the Argan Tree at the United Nations headquarters, as well as the second edition of the International Argan Tree Exhibition in Agadir.

The International Day of the Argan Tree.

On May 10th of each year, the United Nations and Morocco celebrate the International Day of the Argan Tree, a day that highlights the country's efforts to promote this endemic tree of the Kingdom. It is considered as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity and a source of sustainable and resilient development. This celebration aims to underline the role of the argan tree in strengthening community resilience, its contribution to food security, adaptation to climate change, water stress, and the empowerment of rural women.

The organized events.

To celebrate this day, several events are organized, including an artistic and photographic exhibition on the argan tree at the United Nations headquarters in New York. Participants will have the opportunity to explore the offerings of local Moroccan cooperatives and enjoy Argan products during a reception in honor of the Ambassador community and United Nations officials.

The celebration of the International Day of the Argan Tree reflects Morocco's commitment to promoting this endemic tree and its contribution to sustainable development and resilience of local communities. The various events organized, both nationally and internationally, highlight the diverse uses of the argan tree and encourage cooperation among stakeholders to ensure its protection and sustainability. This day also provides a unique opportunity to raise public awareness about the environmental, social, and economic issues related to the preservation of the argan tree and its ecosystem.Read More