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00:00As-Salaam-Alaikum wa-rahmatullahi wa-barakatuh.
00:30As-Salaam-Alaikum wa-rahmatullahi wa-barakatuh.
01:00As-Salam-Alaikum wa-rahmatullahi wa-barakatuh.
01:30As-Salam-Alaikum wa-rahmatullahi wa-barakatuh.
02:00The most important sports news today
02:02about the continuous excitement and excitement
02:04through the Champions League matches this evening.
02:08Yes, Hussam, a group of the promised matches
02:12that will be held tonight and this evening
02:15in the Champions League and the third round of the league.
02:19And in the most important matches,
02:21Real Madrid hosts Borussia Dortmund
02:24in a return to the final of the last season.
02:30And there are other local, Arab and international sports news
02:34that will be with us during the sports segment.
02:38Thank you very much, Faisal.
02:40See you later.
02:42From the world of sports, our viewers,
02:44we turn to the new world of economy,
02:47the new world of markets, money and business.
02:50His colleague, Malek Mehraj.
02:53Malek, good morning.
02:54Good morning, Hussam,
02:55and good morning to all our viewers.
02:57So, Malek, one of the most prominent economic news today
03:01is an electronic British newspaper
03:03specialized in economic and geostrategic issues
03:07that highlights the role of Morocco,
03:10which is a major partner of the United Kingdom
03:13in its efforts to achieve its climate goals.
03:16The newspaper also highlighted the qualifications of Morocco
03:19in the field of renewable energy.
03:21Yes, indeed, Hussam,
03:23in a short-term context,
03:25the financial law of 2025
03:28indicates that Morocco will exceed its targets
03:31in terms of generating electricity from renewable sources
03:35by 2027 and also by 2030,
03:38to reach more than 54% of the energy generation
03:43from clean energy.
03:48And, Malek, in addition to this economic news,
03:52there are other economic news
03:54related to the local, Arab and international news.
04:01We will cover all of this
04:03in the economic section,
04:05the economic publication later.
04:07Thank you very much, Malek.
04:09From the economic flag
04:11to the most prominent interests of the local, Arab and international newspapers
04:15in our daily tour through the newsroom
04:19with his colleague Anwar Lakhal.
04:22Good morning, Anwar.
04:23Good morning, Hussam.
04:24So, among the most prominent headlines of the newspaper this morning,
04:28or rather, most of the newspapers today,
04:31Anwar was interested in the Israeli war in Lebanon.
04:36Yes, and the beginning of the Arabic daily Al-Quds
04:40which wrote that the speaker,
04:43in the name of the Israeli army,
04:46Daniel Hagari, claimed that the Lebanese Hezbollah
04:49partially financed itself through factories
04:53in Turkey, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon,
04:57and other details with other newspapers, Hussam.
05:05And as I said, Anwar, there are headlines, articles,
05:08and other topics in the newspaper this morning.
05:11We will get to know all of this
05:14during the break of Aqwaal Al-Sohuf,
05:16later on, always with your company.
05:18Thank you very much, Anwar Lakhal.
05:20So, our viewers, these were the most important segments
05:23of this morning news segment, Media Morning.
05:26From the sports world with Faisal Al-Zaki
05:30to economic news
05:32and his colleague Malek Mehraj
05:34reaching Aqwaal Al-Sohuf
05:37with his colleague Anwar Lakhal.
05:40In the Media Morning segment,
05:43we will get to know or stop
05:45with the Tunisian issue
05:47and we will host in the last part
05:50of this news segment from Paris
05:53the former Minister of Justice and Political Activism
05:56Siham Badi.
05:59And now, our viewers,
06:01we take advantage of this news segment
06:04with a special broadcast of the latest news.
06:06These are the most prominent headlines.
06:10In New York, the UN Secretary-General
06:12expressed his concern about Algeria's
06:14escalation of its political operations
06:16in the Moroccan Sahara
06:18which he is personally overseeing.
06:23In the Middle East, Hezbollah announced
06:25that it had bombed a number of vital sites
06:27near Al-Abib and Haifa.
06:33In the United States,
06:35two weeks ago,
06:37the presidential candidates
06:39Harris and Trump
06:41were very close,
06:43according to the latest polls.
07:02Welcome again to the details
07:04of this news segment
07:06and with the invitation of His Majesty
07:08King Mohammed VI,
07:10the French President Emmanuel Macron
07:13and his wife Brigitte Macron
07:15will visit a country in the Moroccan Kingdom.
07:19The Ministry of the Royal Palace
07:21announced that the visit
07:23will start on the next Monday,
07:25which coincides with the 28th of October,
07:29until Wednesday,
07:31which coincides with the 30th of the same month.
07:34This visit reflects the deep
07:36bilateral relations
07:38on a strong partnership
07:40thanks to the joint will
07:42of the leaders of the two countries
07:44to strengthen the multilateral
07:46links that unite
07:48Morocco and France.
07:53In his latest report
07:55to the Security Council
07:57on the Moroccan Sahara,
07:59the Secretary-General of the United Nations
08:01Antonio Guterres
08:03said that it is difficult
08:05to investigate the progress
08:07of the Moroccan Sahara
08:09that is being carried out
08:11by its personal envoy.
08:13The report highlighted
08:15that the personal envoy
08:17conducted unofficial
08:19consultations with various parties
08:21without being able to restart
08:23the political process
08:25with the aim of moving forward
08:27towards a peaceful and permanent
08:29solution to the regional
08:31conflict.
08:33The Secretary-General
08:35of the United Nations
08:37Antonio Guterres
08:39said that it is difficult
08:41to investigate the progress
08:43of the Moroccan Sahara
08:45that is being carried out
08:47by its personal envoy
08:49without being able to restart
08:51the political process
08:53with the aim of moving forward
08:55towards a peaceful
08:57and permanent solution
08:59to the regional conflict.
09:29The Moroccan Kingdom
09:31does not negotiate
09:33its sovereignty over the Sahara
09:35or its national unity.
09:59The Moroccan Kingdom
10:01does not negotiate
10:03its sovereignty
10:05over the Sahara
10:07or its national unity.
10:09The Moroccan Kingdom
10:11does not negotiate
10:13its sovereignty
10:15over the Sahara
10:17or its national unity.
10:19The Moroccan Kingdom
10:21does not negotiate
10:23its sovereignty
10:25over the Sahara
10:27or its national unity.
10:29The Moroccan Kingdom
10:31does not negotiate
10:33its sovereignty
10:35over the Sahara
10:37or its national unity.
10:39The Moroccan Kingdom
10:41does not negotiate
10:43its sovereignty
10:45over the Sahara
10:47or its national unity.
10:49The Moroccan Kingdom
10:51does not negotiate
10:53its sovereignty
10:55over the Sahara
10:57or its national unity.
10:59The Moroccan Envoy
11:01Mr. Mistura
11:03confirms that
11:05such ideas are
11:07rejected
11:09and are not
11:11proposed
11:13and that
11:15the Moroccan Kingdom
11:17will not
11:19listen to it
11:21because it opposes
11:23the Moroccan Sahara
11:25and that it is
11:27a part of
11:29the Moroccan soil.
11:31In Rabat,
11:33Antigua and Barbuda
11:35reaffirmed their support
11:37for the Moroccan soil
11:39and the Kingdom's sovereignty
11:41over its entire soil,
11:43including the Sahara,
11:45and its support
11:47for the Moroccan plan
11:49for self-government
11:51as the only
11:53credible solution
11:55for the Moroccan Sahara.
12:21In Morocco,
12:23the Moroccan-Spanish
12:25joint group
12:27on immigration
12:29convened
12:31its 22nd meeting
12:33with a joint presidency
12:35between the governor
12:37and the director
12:39of immigration
12:41and border control
12:43Khaled Darwali
12:45and the Spanish State
12:47Secretary
12:49Rafael Pérez Reyes.
12:51The discussion
12:53included the
12:55immigration-related partners
12:57in their inclusiveness
12:59and in relation to
13:01operational cooperation,
13:03the Spanish side
13:05expressed its gratitude
13:07for the extensive efforts
13:09of the Moroccan authorities
13:11in combating
13:13illegal immigration
13:15and in the field
13:17of non-settled regional climate.
13:19The two sides decided
13:21to strengthen their mechanisms
13:23for coordinating and exchanging information.
13:25In relation to legal immigration,
13:27the two sides discussed
13:29the Moroccan-Spanish model
13:31of circular immigration
13:33and the working hand
13:35that enjoys a positive outcome.
13:37On this occasion,
13:39the two sides agreed
13:41to continue working
13:43in this direction
13:45for cooperation.
13:47To the latest developments
13:49of the Israeli war
13:51in Lebanon,
13:53Hezbollah launched
13:55a type of missile
13:57on the base of Gili Lod
13:59in the suburbs of Tel Aviv
14:01and indicated that the base
14:03that was bombed
14:05belonged to an Israeli military
14:07intelligence unit.
14:09Hezbollah also launched
14:11a type of missile
14:13in Israel.
14:17From the Middle East,
14:19we now turn to Tunisia,
14:21where President Qaiss Saeed
14:23on the right of the Syrian Israeli
14:25re-elected on the 6th of this month
14:27with an agreement to restore
14:29the state's social role
14:31and with a legislative revolution
14:33in the country.
14:35On an occasion that the heads
14:37of parties and organizations
14:39did not attend,
14:41the president's address
14:43indicates the continuation
14:45of the political division in the country
14:47despite the economic and social
14:49challenges.
14:51We follow the details from Tunisia
14:53with our correspondent Fathi Al-Falhi.
14:55In front of the deputies
14:57of the two rooms,
14:59the parliament of the deputies
15:01and the parliament of the minorities
15:03with the Tunisian president
15:05leading the constitutional right
15:07after his re-election,
15:09the president launched
15:11conspiracies against the country
15:13and its stability
15:15and revealed the program
15:17of the future,
15:19the basis of which is the
15:21purification of the country
15:23from the corrupters
15:25and the re-establishment
15:27of the state's social role
15:29and the establishment
15:31of a legislative revolution.
15:33The Tunisian people
15:35have overcome
15:37the civil war
15:39of national liberation.
15:41The Tunisian people
15:43have repeated the challenge
15:45and will raise
15:47all the challenges.
15:49The president's address
15:51did not include
15:53political calms.
15:55On an occasion that the heads
15:57of parties and organizations
15:59did not attend,
16:01the president's address
16:03indicates the continuation
16:05of the presidential elections
16:07in which 72%
16:09of the candidates
16:11refused to vote.
16:13I don't think
16:15that the address
16:17wanted to appease
16:19the traditional political parties
16:21and the traditional political opposition
16:23because it accused
16:25many of its leaders
16:27and especially the parties
16:29that were active in the previous
16:31parliaments and governments
16:33It is clear that the president
16:35wants to build a new political scene
16:37and to negotiate
16:39with new political parties.
16:41The Tunisian president
16:43faces economic challenges
16:45in the shadow of a growth rate
16:47that the International Bank
16:49estimated would not exceed
16:511.2% this year
16:53due to the social pressure
16:55due to the high unemployment
16:57rates and the decline
16:59in purchasing power.
17:01In addition to the constitution,
17:03the Tunisian president officially
17:05signed a second presidential term
17:07with the slogan of building
17:09and strengthening
17:11for economic and social
17:13challenges.
17:15However, in a political climate
17:17of severe division,
17:19he did not find a unified
17:21speech.
17:23Fath al-Falhi Media
17:25Tunisia
17:27From the Tunisian side
17:29The new US presidential elections
17:43Fifteen days ago
17:45of the US presidential elections
17:47and in the shadow of an increasing
17:49campaign,
17:51the results of the polls
17:53are still close
17:55between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
17:57who continue to visit
17:59the most strategic states.
18:01The vice president
18:03takes a quick tour in three
18:05major states,
18:07Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin
18:09in the east of the country,
18:11while the former president
18:13visits an area in North Carolina
18:15that has recently been destroyed
18:17by a hurricane and there is
18:19a debate about the government
18:21aid provided.
18:23This shows the latest results
18:25New York is close to
18:27the candidates in the seven
18:29decisive states of the presidential elections
18:31which are the four states
18:33mentioned, in addition to
18:35Arizona, Nevada, and Georgia.
18:41In order to give
18:43freedom of vote to the largest
18:45possible number of voters,
18:47the US electoral system
18:49has provided voters
18:51with many opportunities to do so,
18:53such as anonymous voting
18:55by mail or fax,
18:57and early voting,
18:59as well as presidential voting.
19:01Let's get to know the types of
19:03voting that the US electoral
19:05system uses in this report
19:07with Kawthar Hammoumi.
19:09The journey of electing the
19:11president of the largest democracies
19:13in the world goes through
19:15complex mechanisms that reveal
19:17a lot about the unique
19:19American electoral pattern.
19:21Voting, for example,
19:23is a key element
19:25in the process of electing
19:27the next president of the United States.
19:29A system that is not less
19:31complex than the electoral process
19:33as a whole.
19:35Each state in America
19:37has its own procedures,
19:39timings, and methods,
19:41and there is no central party
19:43that unifies the electoral process.
19:45There are independent elections
19:47in each state,
19:49which coincide on the day
19:51of the general election
19:53at the national level.
19:55The electoral process
19:57in the United States
19:59goes through all the traditional
20:01and non-traditional ways
20:03of voting.
20:05There are four ways of voting.
20:07Personal voting,
20:09anonymous voting,
20:11mail voting,
20:13and early voting.
20:15Personal voting,
20:17which depends on the presence
20:19of voters in the polling stations.
20:21A pattern that was not widely accepted
20:23in previous elections
20:25due to the spread of the coronavirus.
20:27And if the presence of voters
20:29in the polling stations is excluded,
20:31there is another, anonymous pattern
20:33that applies especially to
20:35military, diplomats,
20:37businessmen, and students
20:39outside the United States
20:41or outside their states
20:43during the elections.
20:45The third way of voting
20:47is mail voting,
20:49where some states allow voters
20:51to obtain a mail voting card
20:53while other states require
20:55the existence of a reason
20:57or excuse to prevent voters
20:59from personally going to the polling stations.
21:01Although this pattern
21:03contributes to increasing
21:05the acceptance of voting,
21:07especially among young people,
21:09it has caused widespread controversy,
21:11especially in the presidential ranks,
21:13which we consider a means
21:15of fraud.
21:17The United States also relies
21:19on early voting,
21:21where many states allow
21:23early personal voting
21:25for their voters,
21:27so the polling stations
21:29open their doors
21:31weeks before the presidential elections
21:33to limit the crowd in the polling stations.
21:35The first steps of early voting
21:37actually began in the United States
21:39on September 5
21:41in North Carolina.