مدي 1 تي في : النشرة الاقتصادية - 04/12/2024
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00:00Welcome to Al-Ektisada.
00:11In a step to reduce pressure on the national sector, the importation of cows, sheep,
00:17goats and camels has been stopped, as well as the importation of soft and frozen meat
00:21within a specific framework to guarantee the availability of meat in the national markets.
00:25Ahmad Al-Buwari, Minister of Agriculture, Marine Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forestry,
00:31told the Council of Advisers that the latter has taken all necessary measures
00:36to protect the national sector and save livestock by supporting the prices of camels,
00:40especially the camels and goats, to benefit livestock farmers,
00:44as they represent 70% of the production cost.
00:48It will also continue to prohibit the slaughter of females for reproduction,
00:52in addition to free animal health protection against infectious diseases and epidemics.
01:00In Morocco, Minister of Tourism, Traditional Industry and Economy Fatima Al-Zahra Ammour
01:05said that the nightlife for domestic tourism is 30 million per night,
01:09with a calculation of different types of accommodation, in addition to classified hotels.
01:14Ammour highlighted in her answer to two questions about domestic tourism
01:19that these figures confirm that the Moroccan tourist is the first customer of Morocco as a tourist destination.
01:27The minister said that domestic tourism has become a boost to economic, social and regional development
01:33and contributes to the employment of the workforce and the livelihood of other sectors related to it locally,
01:38but the sector is suffering from a seasonal problem,
01:41as the figures show that students are exceeding the current level, especially during summer holidays,
01:47indicating that domestic tourism is gaining a lot of interest in the map of the new tourist route.
01:55Minister of Industry and Trade Riyad Mzour also said that the small trader
02:00still accounts for 80% of the national market for close trade.
02:05Mzour revealed that the small trader is in the middle of the government's interests,
02:09given his strong social role.
02:11It is clear that he lends each Moroccan family 840 dirhams on average.
02:1730% of these transactions have nothing to do with the goods they sell,
02:21but are directly related to paying taxes or hiring citizens.
02:25Mzour also highlighted that the government is working to strengthen the integration of the small trader
02:30with the trade of modern networks, which are no more than 1,101,
02:34compared to 250,000 small traders.
02:40The US Embassy in Rabat announced that the Ministry of Agriculture in the United States
02:45will launch its first commercial shipment to Morocco from 2 to 5 December.
02:50It is recorded as the largest of its kind in Africa at all.
02:56According to the source itself, the mission of the shipment is to strengthen trade links between the two countries,
03:01open new market opportunities and expand partnerships between America, Morocco and West Africa.
03:07The shipment includes a delegation of 26 American agricultural companies
03:12and 21 co-leaders and 14 government agencies,
03:18where they will hold direct meetings with buyers from Morocco and West Africa
03:22to discover the latest trends related to the consumer food market,
03:27evaluate demand in the market and increase access to the main regional markets.
03:33Internationally, Libya has revealed that it will offer investment opportunities
03:37in the coal mining sector during the upcoming December,
03:40which is a plan by authorities to stimulate the activities of oil and gas industry in the country
03:45and thus strengthen wills.
03:48Farhat bin Qadara, the head of the National Oil Foundation in Libya, said
03:51that the foundation is committed to a new round of giving oil and gas exploration before the end of this year.
03:58He emphasized that the production of oil from the foundation reached 1.4 million barrels a day,
04:03including explosives.
04:04This will be the country's first step since the outbreak of the war 14 years ago,
04:09where members of the OPEC are looking forward to the return of major global power companies,
04:17which have been in shock for years due to the lack of stability and the closure of production to the local market.
04:25Member of the European Central Bank Board, Piero Siboloni, said
04:30that the democratic patterns that are expected to be imposed by the US presidential administration,
04:36may lead to an economic recovery and a reduction in inflation in the European countries.
04:41Siboloni added during a pre-recorded interview in a financial conference
04:46that these patterns will weaken the economy by reducing consumption,
04:50which may lead to a reduction in inflationary pressure.
04:53It was also clarified that US trade restrictions will increase the strength of the dollar,
04:57making imported goods more expensive,
05:00and that potential European responses may lead to an increase in production costs.
05:05These statements come amid increasing fears of a global trade war
05:10as a result of Trump's defensive approaches,
05:12which have only pledged to impose democratic patterns that reach 10% on European imports,
05:17which has caused market concerns about the impact of this on global trade.
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