King Morocco Mohammed VI refused to prevent the killing of sheep in the Eid al-Athe

Mohammed VI.a King abstains Moroccans this year to carry out the Muslim rituals of the Eid Al-ADH’s ritual for the ritual flock of the country.

The access is accused of drought of seven years.

Eid Al-Adha, who falls in June, reminds the will of the Prophet Ibrahim, or Abraham, to sacrifice his son in God.

Muslims kill some sheep or other animals and the meat is shared between families and give them to the poor.

Moroccan flocks, however, fell by 38% in a decade due to dry pastures, according to official data.

Meat prices are rockets, and 100,000 sheep are importing from Australia.

According to these difficult circumstances, “pace will cause great damage to large segments of our people, especially those with limited income,” said the Minister of Religious Affairs of the National Television on Wednesday.

His father, Hassan II, did the same attractiveness in 1966 when Morocco had long drought.

In a final interview, he explained to the Moroccan agricultural minister, “the needs of ensuring water for priority sectors, such as the most successful agriculture, and rational regulations with most irrigation areas,”.

Import tax and VAT Livestock, sheep, camels and red meat have just been lifted to help stabilize Moroccan prices.