Editor's Note: This assessment is part of RANE's ongoing series analyzing the geopolitics of natural resources and raw materials, which will be published periodically throughout the remainder of 2026; previous installments of this series can be found here . Morocco's state-owned OCP Group, the world's largest phosphate exporter, will shore up its supply chains by boosting domestic ammonia production and diversifying sulfur suppliers, leveraging its phosphate dominance to strengthen Morocco's economic partnerships and broader influence across sub-Saharan Africa. On June 10, Bangladesh's Cabinet Committee on Government Purchase approved two separate proposals for the purchase of 60,000 tons of triple super phosphate fertilizer from Morocco's state-owned OCP Group. The approval is one of the latest in a series of deals that OCP Group has made to export phosphate and fertilizers to countries around the world, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and Latin America.