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00:00In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
00:30In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
01:00In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
01:30In the name of the Father, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
02:00In the name of the Father, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
02:30In the name of the Father, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
03:00In the name of the Father, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
03:30The Minister of Foreign Affairs, the African Union, and the Moroccans living abroad, Nasser Bourita,
03:35and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Danish, Lars-Lukas Rasmussen,
03:40renewed in a joint statement that was adopted following the talks in New York
03:45on the 79th anniversary of the United Nations General Assembly.
03:50They renewed their support for the UN series and the personal message to the UN Secretary-General
03:56for the Sahara, Stefan de Mistura, as well as efforts to reach a peaceful solution
04:01that is acceptable to all parties according to the decisions of the Security Council
04:05and within the framework of international dynamism led by His Majesty King Mohammed VI.
04:11In addition to confirming the Danish Foreign Minister that the plan of self-government
04:17is a serious and reliable contribution to the national path,
04:21he also emphasized the importance of economic partnership between the two countries
04:24and the benefit from the capabilities of the Kingdom of Morocco in the field of direct investments,
04:29especially in the field of renewable energy.
04:33We support the UN-led process.
04:37We think that Morocco's plan is serious and reliable,
04:43and it can be used by means of communication for a final solution.
04:47I think we have excellent bilateral relations.
04:52There are two great areas in which we can cooperate,
04:57including the renewable energy sector, which has great potential in Morocco.
05:05We have large Danish companies that are competitive in this field,
05:11including Copenhagen, the infrastructure company.
05:15These companies are in direct contact with the Moroccan authorities
05:20in the framework of the program of Morocco,
05:23in order to benefit from the capabilities of the important Moroccan Kingdom
05:28in the field of direct foreign investment.
05:32I have a very good relationship with your Foreign Minister for many years.
05:41Following this topic, we will continue with the interview of Mr. Abdel Hakka,
05:45an expert in security and strategic affairs.
05:47Mr. Snaibi, welcome to our program.
05:50Thank you very much for the invitation.
05:54I would like to welcome the viewers of Median TV.
05:57Welcome.
05:58Mr. Snaibi, Morocco is making a diplomatic breakthrough in the field of Scandinavia
06:03by changing the position of Denmark on the issue of the Moroccan Sahara.
06:07What is the importance of this position in Denmark?
06:09Mr. Karim, you are right about the international relationship,
06:16the strategic and political confrontations,
06:19but the biggest threat here is the lack of maneuverability.
06:22When you don't have a strong maneuverability,
06:25you are strong at the diplomatic and strategic level.
06:28I believe that Morocco, with this positive position of the Danish state,
06:34in addition to the position in London that preceded it,
06:36I believe that Morocco is an important steal on the island of Nubia.
06:41If there was a legal conflict, especially in Morocco,
06:46the position of the French-Spanish border opened the way to the position of other countries,
06:50who thought that the position of the Scandinavian countries
06:54was going to be the same for many years,
06:57although everyone knows that the diplomatic relations with countries like Denmark
07:01did not last until 1757,
07:03when we had consuls in the city of Savoy and other consuls in the city of Salo.
07:07Therefore, I believe that this dynamic that you are using
07:10through these diplomatic relations is an important step
07:14for the importance of the Scandinavian islands,
07:20as well as the lack of maneuverability of the enemies of the European Union,
07:24especially in the Scandinavian countries.
07:27What reflects this position?
07:29Do you think that the new Danish position is an additional step towards solving this conflict
07:35and certainly reflects the role of Morocco as a regional and influential force?
07:44My dear brother, the positions are read in their context.
07:48If we talk about the position of the former French Foreign Minister,
07:52if we talk about the positions of a number of European politicians,
07:55they consider that Morocco has become a recognized regional power,
07:59a regional influence affirmed.
08:01Therefore, we see that the Kingdom of Morocco offers a number of qualifications
08:05and opportunities for investment in the Kingdom of Morocco
08:09and even in the southern regions of the Kingdom of Morocco.
08:11You know, my dear brother, that King Nisami's speech,
08:14which is considered by the Moroccan constitution as a document of the constitution,
08:18specifies that the power of the Moroccan Sahara
08:21is the mirror through which Morocco looks at the truthfulness of friendship and the success of partnership.
08:25Therefore, we believe that the Danish position has two main points.
08:31First, the position of Morocco, which is a threat to its foreign relations,
08:38as well as the important capabilities that Morocco has,
08:42not at the level of the Kingdom of Morocco,
08:45but at the level of the African continent and especially the West African continent.
08:49I believe that the Danish Foreign Minister has pointed to the Moroccan initiative in the Middle East,
08:55which is led by Morocco, which aims to form an important economic capital
09:00in which Morocco plays a key role.
09:03Before that, Mr. Dathnaibi talked about Finland,
09:07which is part of the Northern Organization and has recently joined the NATO.
09:12It was one of the first Scandinavian countries to change its position for the benefit of Morocco.
09:18What do you think about this huge change and the positive developments
09:24in the positions of other countries, such as Sweden and Norway?
09:31Mr. Dathnaibi, I believe that the position of Finland and Denmark
09:36is a good position, and it will help other countries.
09:40The main countries in the Scandinavian system,
09:43such as Denmark, Norway and Sweden,
09:46which were considered to be one of the countries
09:49that are moving towards separatism.
09:52It is also important to consider that the Moroccan side,
09:55especially in the field of clean energy and green hydrogen,
09:58cares about the Scandinavian countries,
10:01and sees that Morocco is a country that is ready to join such a partnership.
10:06I believe that the Moroccan-British partnership,
10:09which will be implemented in the coming months,
10:12will help these countries to build strong positions.
10:15However, I talked about it with Michel Monawara,
10:18and I think that the Scandinavian countries
10:21need to have positions that are in alignment with the main countries
10:25in the European Union.
10:28We are talking about Spain, France, the Netherlands and Germany,
10:32which have similar positions as Denmark,
10:35which considers that the suggestion of self-government
10:40is more serious in order to eliminate the active conflict
10:44and to sit between all parties
10:47in order to reach a political solution
10:50and to reach an agreement to end this conflict,
10:53which has been going on for a long time.
10:56Thank you very much.
10:58Thank you, Mr. Al-Khabeer, for sharing all these explanations with us.
11:03The Supreme Council for Education, Training and Scientific Research
11:06issued its first annual report during its second term
11:09on the results and progress of its work in 2023
11:12as a constitutional institution
11:15whose mission is to work to reform the educational system.
11:20It was made clear to the Council
11:22that the report included three main sections.
11:25The first was about the establishment of the Council
11:28and its strategic dependence and work plan for the period 2023-2027.
11:34The second was about a detailed analysis of the Council's achievements
11:38to implement reforms within the framework of Law No. 51-17
11:42since its inception,
11:44including the most important achievements, challenges and obstacles
11:48related to the reform of the educational system, training and scientific research.
11:53The third section provided a detailed presentation
11:56of the Council's achievements during 2023 and the progress of its work,
12:00as well as accompanying and supporting activities
12:03with a focus on the most important challenges
12:06related to strengthening its role and increasing its performance.
12:11To the Middle East now,
12:13where the Israeli Army bombed Beirut
12:15targeting the commander of the UAV unit in Hezbollah
12:18while carrying out air raids on Lebanese areas
12:22where he carried out 75 air attacks
12:25in divided areas in the south and east of Lebanon.
12:28The Israeli Army said it had bombed weapons warehouses
12:32and the Hezbollah-following missile launchers.
12:35The situation in Lebanon is reported by Kawthar Hammoumi.
12:41At a time when there is talk of an international proposal
12:44for an immediate ceasefire between the Israeli army and Hezbollah militias,
12:48the Israeli forces intensify their combat operations in Lebanon.
12:53A long night lived by the Beqaa and the south.
12:57During it, the Beqaa carried out about 75 air attacks.
13:02The strikes included, according to a statement by the Israeli army,
13:06weapons warehouses belonging to Hezbollah,
13:09ready-to-fire missile launchers,
13:12and other underground structures.
13:14Members of Hezbollah were also targeted.
13:19This, along with a series of raids on divided areas in the south and east of Lebanon,
13:26targeted small towns in the western Beqaa,
13:29and the Taib area in Beqaa and Hermel.
13:33This escalation comes at a time when there is talk of serious international efforts
13:38to stop the ceasefire,
13:40adopted by the United States, France and other allies,
13:44where they called for an immediate ceasefire on Wednesday
13:48for 21 days,
13:50to allow negotiations on the fierce conflict between Israel and Hezbollah,
13:55which resulted in the death of more than 600 people in Lebanon in recent days.
14:02The United States, the European Union and a number of Western and Arab countries
14:07issued a joint call for a temporary ceasefire for 21 days in Lebanon,
14:13where the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah
14:16threatens to draw the region into a wide-ranging war.
14:19The joint call also warned that the situation between Lebanon and Israel
14:23poses an unacceptable threat to a wider regional escalation,
14:27which is not in the interest of anyone.
14:30All parties, including the governments of Israel and Lebanon,
14:34called for a temporary ceasefire
14:37immediately in accordance with the decision of the International Security Council,
14:41number 1701,
14:43and the implementation of the Security Council's decision
14:45on a ceasefire in Gaza.
14:49On the 56th day after the 300th day of the war in Gaza,
14:53several areas in the region were hit by an Israeli bombardment,
14:57which left a number of killed and wounded,
14:59including children and women.
15:01The Israeli bombardment targeted the village of Al-Faloujah,
15:04which houses displaced people in the mountains north of the region,
15:07in the camp of the Nusayrat and the camp of Al-Brij.
15:09This bombardment coincides with the continuation of Israeli aircraft and drones
15:15on the second day of the bombardment,
15:17which bombed the areas east of the city of Khan Younes.
15:20The number of killed and wounded reached more than 173,000,
15:23including women and children,
15:25and more than 10,000 were lost.
15:31The Sudanese army is fighting fiercely with the fast-reaching forces inside Khartoum,
15:35according to what a military source has reported.
15:37However, eyewitnesses spoke about air raids and bombardment in the capital.
15:42The situation in Sudan is getting worse.
15:44The UN General Assembly meetings are scheduled for this week,
15:48and the deterioration of the humanitarian situation and the refugee crisis
15:51are being prepared for discussions related to Sudan.
15:54Safiyyah Eidani has more in this report.
15:59The Sudanese army is fighting fiercely against the fast-reaching forces in the Sudanese capital.
16:07The confrontations began at dawn
16:09in the first major attack on the army months ago
16:13to recover parts of the capital controlled by the support forces.
16:18And in the last major attack in February,
16:22the Sudanese army besieged the city of Omdurman
16:26and left many of the residents of Omdurman
16:29with a heavy artillery bombardment.
16:32It started early,
16:34as the bombs fell on the residential buildings
16:38while the military warplanes blew up in the sky of the area.
16:43Accusations were directed against the two sides of the conflict in Sudan
16:47for committing war crimes,
16:49including civilian targeting,
16:52random bombing of residential areas,
16:55looting, and cutting of vital humanitarian aid.
16:59In conjunction with these developments,
17:02the United Nations is calling for a hellish life for the Sudanese
17:07in the shadow of the ongoing war.
17:10The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres,
17:14warned the Sudanese army commander,
17:16Abdel Fattah al-Burhan,
17:18of his great concern
17:20about the escalation in Sudan,
17:22while the humanitarian associations
17:25are calling for a hellish life for the civilians in this country.
17:28The UN General Assemblies in New York
17:32discussed the situation in Sudan
17:36during high-level meetings.
17:38The organization announced a new aid
17:41worth $424 million to the Sudanese,
17:46including refugees abroad.
17:49The World Health Organization said this month
17:53that the number of killings in Sudan
17:56reached at least 20,000 people,
17:59but some estimates indicate a much higher number.
18:04The ongoing war in Sudan
18:07has led to tens of thousands of deaths
18:10and the displacement of more than 10 million people.
18:14More than two million of them have fled to other countries,
18:18while about 26 million Sudanese
18:22represent half of the population.
18:24There is no strict food security
18:27according to the United Nations.
18:32US President Joe Biden announced
18:34an increase in aid to Ukraine
18:36of about $8 billion
18:38of new military aid and resources
18:42a week ago with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
18:46Biden confirmed in a statement
18:48that he announced an increase in security aid
18:50and a series of additional measures
18:52to help Ukraine win this war
18:55without announcing the grant of green light
18:59from Kiev to use long-range missiles
19:02manufactured by the United States against Russia.
19:09In Morocco, passageways,
19:12especially in the White House,
19:14are clearly high in traffic accidents
19:16as a result of the lack of awareness
19:18that these highways organize
19:20and a lack of respect for the rights of the predecessors.
19:22The Median TV channel has highlighted this issue
19:25in order to raise awareness
19:27of the bases that organize the road junctions
19:29in the existence of these highways.
19:31Details in the report by Esam Al-Abbari.
19:34With the ongoing expansion of the city of Derwida,
19:37the number of passageways has increased noticeably,
19:40despite their role in organizing the Syrian movement,
19:43but the absence of awareness
19:45of the predecessors around these highways
19:48has led to a noticeable increase
19:50in the number of traffic accidents.
19:54People don't pay attention to the signs,
19:57to the traffic lights,
19:59they don't pay attention to them.
20:01If you have the signs,
20:03you have the signs of the predecessors,
20:05not the ramps,
20:07but you don't have the signs
20:09of what is called the road junctions.
20:11A lot of accidents happen in Derwida,
20:13especially with the ramps.
20:15For example, people have ramps
20:17and they give them to the predecessors.
20:19You understand?
20:20All the ramps,
20:21how do you deal with them?
20:23Disrespecting the traffic laws,
20:25this is what it is,
20:27disrespecting the traffic laws.
20:31In all areas,
20:32the predecessors are clearly defined
20:34through the traffic signs,
20:36but these laws ignore
20:38the traffic movement
20:40and increase the number of accidents,
20:42especially with the increasing neglect
20:44of the road lines
20:46that facilitate the traffic flow.
20:52As a university student,
20:53if you have a sign of the predecessors,
20:55you are responsible for the predecessors
20:57of the people inside the school,
20:59because you are part of this primary road,
21:01this primary road is inside the school.
21:03If you don't have this sign
21:05of the predecessors,
21:07you don't have the predecessors
21:09of the people inside the school,
21:11because you don't have the predecessors
21:13of the people on your right.
21:15The first road, as we see here,
21:17is to change the direction
21:19to the nearest point,
21:21that is, to the right,
21:23and the nearest point is in Almadar.
21:25When we enter Almadar,
21:27we change the direction
21:29to the nearest point,
21:31we use the right road.
21:33The second road is to change the direction
21:35to the middle point,
21:37and the third road is to change the direction
21:39to the middle point.
21:41The education of the curriculum
21:43shows the efforts of the new drivers
21:45to respect these laws,
21:47especially with the rapid spread
21:49of these schools,
21:51which calls for updating
21:53the laws related to them.
21:59Because of the change in the country
22:01regarding the schools,
22:03we try to focus on the schools
22:05so that we don't become an obstacle.
22:07In Almadar, we explain that
22:09there is a sign that says
22:11the right of the predecessors,
22:13and that in Almadar there are
22:15only three roads,
22:17so that we don't become an obstacle
22:19for those who want to go straight
22:21to the first road,
22:23and those who want to go left
22:25to the second road,
22:27and those who want to go right
22:29to the third road.
22:31In order to avoid more accidents,
22:33it is necessary to remind the old drivers
22:35of the importance of the infrastructure
22:37and to put clear traffic signs
22:39to ensure the safety
22:41and reliability of the traffic.
22:45A number of Beidouin residents
22:47reacted positively
22:49to the reopening of the Darieh
22:51in a new hall,
22:53after being rehabilitated,
22:55to become a landmark
22:57that attracts visitors
22:59from all walks of life,
23:01after being linked
23:03to the history and discovery
23:05of its fascinating details.
23:07Details in the report by Iman Mujib
23:09and Younes Al-Sayyidi.
23:11A new hall,
23:13which was inaugurated by
23:15Sidi Abdel Rahman
23:17in the White House.
23:19The rehabilitation of this historical space
23:21was supervised by the city authorities
23:23after witnessing a group
23:25of illegal practices.
23:27Today, visitors can enjoy
23:29the beauty of the place
23:31and learn about the stories
23:33of this historical masterpiece.
23:35Thank God,
23:37with the initiative of the city authorities,
23:39the authorities,
23:41the imams,
23:43Darieh took a picture
23:45of the country
23:47that made foreigners
23:49visit Darieh.
23:55I came to Darieh today
23:57to meet the photographer
23:59who took a picture of me
24:01before I was rehabilitated.
24:03I came there to see
24:05how the rehabilitation was going
24:07and I was surprised
24:09by the excellent change.
24:11Rehabilitation of Sidi Abdel Rahman
24:13is part of the capital's economic policy
24:15to ensure diverse cultural heritage
24:17and promote cultural tourism
24:19in the city.
24:21This step has greatly improved
24:23the quality of life
24:25of the residents
24:27of Darieh.
24:29We wanted to build a museum
24:31to benefit people.
24:33This is the first time
24:35I have come to see a renovation.
24:37It has changed a lot.
24:39Thank God,
24:41the people who do this service
24:43are showing us the windows
24:45and everything.
24:47It is an honor for us
24:49and the city of Darbida.
24:51The tourists
24:53who have just left
24:55came to visit us.
24:57There were Chinese here
24:59and there are security agents
25:01here as well.
25:03Sidi Abdel Rahman's
25:05visits start from Tuesday
25:07to Sunday from 9 a.m.
25:09to 6 p.m.
25:11With its unique location
25:13on the coast of Ain Diab
25:15and its new hall,
25:17this architectural masterpiece
25:19has become the capital
25:21of the Kingdom's economy.