MEDI1TV Afrique : Revue de presse - 18/10/2024
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00:00Hello everyone, welcome to Mediatv for your daily meeting with this press release.
00:16We start this last round of media of the week with Morocco, which reinforces its diplomacy around the Sahara, as indicated by the brief on its portal.
00:23The report of Staffan de Mistura, UN Secretary-General's personal envoy, marks a turning point in the management of the Sahara-Moroccan dossier.
00:31This report, at the beginning of the week, aims to restart negotiations by bringing together the four parties around a round table.
00:38This initiative is part of a diplomatic context favorable to the Kingdom, supported by a growing number of countries in favor of its proposal of autonomy under sovereignty.
00:47A report from the Security Council on 1 October shows that 2024 marks a milestone in terms of adherence to the Moroccan proposal.
00:54His Majesty the King Mohammed VI also saluted the support of more than 112 countries, including powers such as the United States and Spain.
01:01This diplomatic support, reinforced by actions on the ground, shows that Morocco remains resolute in promoting a sustainable and mutually acceptable solution to the Sahara conflict.
01:12In Tunisia now, the Manouba Tribunal has decided to report on the Ayatollah Shizamel's hearing on 25 October.
01:20This decision was made at the request of the Defense Committee, of which the majority of the members went to the Court of Appeal in Jendouba to attend another hearing of Ayatollah Shizamel.
01:29This was indicated by the TAP agency, lawyer Abdel Sattam Saoudi, a member of the Defense Committee of the presidential candidate on 6 October, won by the outgoing president, Kays Seyed.
01:40As a reminder, Ayatollah Shizamel has been in detention since 4 September, facing several charges related to spying in several cities.
01:48He has also already been convicted by the courts of Jendouba and Tunis 2 for false spying.
01:54According to 11 citizens of the Manouba Governorate, their personal data had been used in spying for a presidential candidate, reports the media online.
02:07The president forced Emmanuel Macron to accuse his own ministers and journalists of lack of professionalism in political reports.
02:14The reason, to have disclosed controversial remarks he had held on Israel during a meeting with 8 members of the Council of Ministers.
02:20Mr Netanyahou must not forget that his country was created by a decision of the UN, which would have declared the French leader, according to the testimonies of participants confirmed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Noël Barrault.
02:32What aroused the anger of the Israeli Prime Minister and the indignation of the Jewish institutions of France, among others.
02:38But Thursday evening in Brussels, Macron tried to put an end to the controversy by addressing his government and the media during a press conference at the end of a summit of European leaders, writes the specialized website.
02:48Macron thus vilified the ministers who repeated distorted remarks and the journalists who took them back, claiming not to need ventriloquism.
02:56All this is a proof of a delinquency of the public debate and a lack of professionalism. End of quote.
03:05Direction to the United States of the inculpation of an Indian agent for attempted murder.
03:10The former Indian intelligence agent, Vikash Yadav, is judged for his presumed responsibility in the attempted murder of an independent Syrian leader in the United States in 2023.
03:21These chases directly implicate the Indian government for the first time in this case.
03:26According to the case file, Yadav is accused of having charged another suspect, Nikhil Gupta, of having already inculpated, extradited in the same case, of committing the murder of a separatist Syrian leader in exile in New York.
03:40The American authorities had abstained from inculpating Yadav during the 16 months that followed the failure of the attempted murder to establish relations with India and in the hope that the Indian government would honor its commitment to carry out a serious investigation,
03:53according to the Washington Post.
03:55Disappointed, the Indian investigation seems to have come to a dead end, adds the New Yorker.
04:03What if Paris Saint-Germain was no longer the dominant football club of the French capital in the future?
04:07It is the project of the new Paris FC, which could soon know a turning point in its history, reports Le Parisien.
04:13The wealthy Arnaud family, which owns the Louis Vuitton brand in particular, has officially announced its entry into exclusive negotiations in view of the acquisition of a majority share in the Paris FC, while confirming the presence of Red Bull in this project.
04:27The great leaders of French football are excited about the new destiny of the Parisian club with the arrival of its new shareholders.
04:34Everyone has shown themselves happy, says Thierren Ambik, who tells Le Quotidien Régional.
04:38This is great news for French football.
04:40Philippe Diallo, the president of the French Football Federation, also celebrated.
04:44Let's add club leaders such as the Niçois Jean-Pierre Rivère or the Montpellier-born Norand Nicolin,
04:50who has the expertise of the Red Bull group, already implemented in several international championships,
04:55or the growing implementation of French entrepreneurship in Ligue 1, especially after the Pinault family at the Stade René.
05:02This is the end of this press conference.
05:04Thank you all for watching.
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