Morocco will resume subsidies for soft wheat imports starting September 16th and continuing until the end of December, reversing a suspension implemented in June. The decision, announced in an official statement, aims to stabilize domestic wheat supplies. According to Abdellah El Alaoui, head of the National Federation of Mills in Morocco, the subsidy will initially apply to shipments beginning on the 16th. This move signifies a shift in policy responding to market conditions and likely seeks to control rising bread prices. The reintroduction of subsidies is expected to ease the burden on local mills and consumers alike. Further details regarding the subsidy amount and specific implementation procedures were not immediately available. This decision comes as global wheat prices remain volatile due to geopolitical factors.