Overview of Reservoir Capacities
As of January 6, 2026, the overall capacity of Morocco's reservoirs stands at 44%. This marks a significant development in the country's water management efforts.
Significant Increases in Key Dams
The Al Wahda dam in Taounate has experienced the most substantial increase, receiving an additional 50.9 million cubic meters, which elevates its filling rate to 55.9%.
The Youssef Ben Tachfine dam in Tiznit has also seen a notable rise, with an influx of 25.7 million cubic meters, bringing its capacity to 35.8%.
Similarly, the Ahmed El Hansali dam in Béni Mellal recorded an increase of 25.5 million cubic meters, resulting in a filling rate of 38.1%. The Bin El Ouidane dam in Azilal received 25.3 million cubic meters, achieving a filling rate of 20.1%.
Rabat's Reservoir Performance
In the capital city of Rabat, the Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah dam has gained 18.7 million cubic meters, reaching an impressive 99.9% capacity.
Conversely, the Al Massira dam in Settat has received 12.1 million cubic meters, resulting in a filling rate of just 6%.
Implications for Water Management
These recent contributions to the reservoirs indicate a gradual improvement in the water situation across various regions of Morocco, reflecting ongoing efforts in water resource management.