Morocco’s significant position in the global phosphate market cannot be overstated, with the nation standing as one of the world’s leading phosphate producers. Central to this prominence is the Morocco phosphate conveyor belt, an engineering marvel that stretches over 61 miles from the Bou Craa phosphate mine to the port town of Marsa near El Aaiún. This system not only epitomizes Morocco’s mining prowess but also represents the longest conveyor belt in the world, a testament to the country’s strategic investment in infrastructure to bolster its phosphate industry. The belt’s role in efficiently transporting phosphate ore across vast desert landscapes to global markets is a cornerstone of Morocco’s economic strategy, ensuring its status as a key player in the global supply chain of this critical agricultural and industrial resource.