The US is developing a strategy to utilize North African partners like Morocco and Tunisia to diversify global fertilizer supply chains and reduce reliance on China.
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Updated Sep 14
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The US is developing a strategy to utilize North African partners like Morocco and Tunisia to diversify global fertilizer supply chains and reduce reliance on China.
Who's involved
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A strategic partnership was formed to counter China's influence, as the US aims to manage the Indo-Pacific region against Beijing.Also in this story
- A policy framework is being discussed involving Sanae Takaichi, balancing diplomacy with China while relying on an alliance with the US.
- Elbridge Colby advocates for a strategic shift in US policy, prioritizing deeper engagement in the Indo-Pacific region as a necessary response to the growing influence of China.
- The US views India as an indispensable strategic partner as strategic competition between the US and China intensifies, leading to the revival of the Quad coalition with Japan.
The entities involved
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Morocco
sovereign state in North Africa
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- Trump suspends duties on OCP fertilizer, leading to supply chain disruptions and the first shipment reaching New Orleans.
- Grain exports are targeting African markets, with cooperation being explored regarding market access and logistics involving Africa, Kazakhstan, and Morocco.