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00:00This is a very fragile situation in the Gaza Strip, which enters its second week this Sunday.
00:27200 Israeli and 200 Palestinian prisoners were released yesterday. Details in a few moments.
00:36The World Health Organization will review its strategy and take economic measures to deal with the financial holes left by the announced departure of the United States.
00:47The WHO hopes that President Donald Trump will reconsider his position.
00:52The 2025 Nations Cup, the CAF unveils the new logo of the largest African football competition.
01:01It is inspired by the Moroccan Elysees and highlights the kingdom's heritage.
01:06See you in a moment for the development.
01:12Welcome ladies and gentlemen.
01:14In Gaza, four Israeli soldiers were released yesterday by Rabas.
01:19In exchange, 200 Palestinian prisoners were also delivered by Israel.
01:25But not all of them returned to Gaza.
01:2970 of them, including those sentenced to criminal imprisonment for life, were forced into exile.
01:36Suhail Jalil for more details.
01:39New exchange of hostages between Israel and Hamas.
01:45Israel released 200 Palestinian prisoners after four Israeli soldiers were released this Saturday in Gaza by Hamas.
01:54This second exchange takes place almost a week after the entry into force of a ceasefire agreement in Gaza,
02:00devastated by more than 15 months of Israeli war against the Palestinian enclave.
02:05Among these released men, 121 were sentenced to life imprisonment.
02:0979 were freed from prison sentences.
02:17God, thank you. Thank you for the resistance.
02:19Thank you to the people of Gaza for their perseverance.
02:22You saved us. God, thank you.
02:24Meanwhile, other prisoners are dying.
02:26We must do everything to save them.
02:36I can't express my emotions. Thank you all.
02:40We hope that other prisoners will also be released.
02:44People of Gaza, there are no words to express my gratitude.
02:48I can't find the words.
02:50I say to Gaza, all those who helped us to be released,
02:53God will be by your side. All Muslims and the Palestinian people are with you.
02:58I say to Gaza, all those who helped us to be released,
03:04God will be by your side. All Muslims and the Palestinian people are with you.
03:16The four Israeli soldiers released by Hamas arrived in Israel and found their families.
03:21They appeared in good health, smiling, and greeted the crowd gathered around the square
03:26where the exchange took place.
03:28According to the agreement, immediately after the release of the four new hostages,
03:32the people moved to the south of the Gaza Strip will begin to return to the north.
03:37But on Saturday, Israel has conditioned the return of the Palestinian displaced
03:41to the release of a civilian hostage, Arbel Yehud,
03:44supposed to be released on Saturday, according to the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
03:49As a reminder, this new exchange of prisoners and hostages
03:52intervenes in the framework of the truce, which will come into force on Sunday,
03:55and whose first phase should last six weeks and allow the release of 33 hostages
04:00against some 1,900 Palestinian prisoners.
04:05Let's stay in Gaza, where the WHO has been accelerating its aid for a week
04:09with the distribution of fuel, medical equipment and medicines
04:14to treat tens of thousands of people living in deplorable sanitary conditions for months.
04:21Despite this, the conditions in the Palestinian enclave remain difficult
04:25and the operations are complex,
04:27to underline the boss of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
04:32After 15 months of intense Israeli bombardment, almost uninterrupted,
04:38and violent fighting, this new truce has allowed to deliver 70,000 liters of fuel,
04:44which is enough to feed 20 health centers and partially functional hospitals.
04:52The World Health Organization will review its strategy
04:55and take economic measures to deal with the financial holes
04:59left by the announced departure of the United States.
05:02The WHO hopes that President Donald Trump will reconsider his position.
05:07Explanations should be valid.
05:11What consequences would a U.S. withdrawal from the WHO have?
05:15The withdrawal announced on Monday by President Donald Trump
05:18through a presidential decree will have a strong impact on the WHO,
05:22but it will also weaken America's fight against future pandemics.
05:26A U.S. withdrawal would have three immediate consequences
05:30on world public health, on exchanges of scientific information
05:34and on American influence in the world in favor of China,
05:37according to the spokesperson of the World Health Organization.
05:42The World Health Organization regrets that the United States withdrew from the WHO.
05:46Our organization plays a crucial role in the protection of health and safety
05:51of populations around the world, including Americans,
05:54by tackling the deep causes of diseases,
05:57by building stronger health systems and by detecting,
06:00preventing and responding to health emergencies, including epidemics,
06:05and often in dangerous places.
06:09By withdrawing from the organization, the United States will lose
06:12a privileged access to important epidemic surveillance data,
06:16keeping several experts on guard.
06:18The United States, which had already started the process to leave the WHO
06:22during Donald Trump's first term in 2020,
06:24is the main donor and partner of this UN-based organization based in Geneva.
06:31The United States provided only 18% of our budget in 2023,
06:35and as I said, the United States is the largest individual donor.
06:39We must therefore really see how this will unfold
06:42and what the consequences will be.
06:45In theory, the Congress could interpose,
06:47since it is by an act of the 1948 Congress that the United States joins the WHO.
06:52This would mean that a small handful of Republican electors would face dissent,
06:56since the Republican majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives is thin.
07:01However, given the long list of decisions announced as early as January,
07:05it is difficult to predict which would be considered the most important
07:08in the eyes of the few elected officials capable of showing dissent.
07:14The Lebanon erection, with the Israeli army still deployed in the south of the country,
07:19despite the expiration of the 60-day delay at the end of the week,
07:23Israel must have left the territory of its neighbor
07:26as part of a truce with the Lebanese Hezbollah.
07:29The Lebanese army denounced yesterday the land of Moammon, Israel,
07:33and is said to be ready to continue its deployment as soon as the Israeli enemy withdraws.
07:39Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office, however,
07:43declared Friday that the withdrawal of Israeli forces
07:46would continue beyond the deadline of January 26, namely today.
07:54The news is also in Germany,
07:56where the American billionaire Elon Musk called Saturday,
08:00by videoconference, the supporters of the alternative for Germany
08:04to be proud to be German.
08:06In the midst of controversy after his controversial greeting
08:09during Donald Trump's speech,
08:11it's OK to be proud to be German.
08:14Fight for a radiant future for Germany,
08:17said the richest man on the planet,
08:19who reiterated during a large meeting of the launch of the AfD campaign
08:24for the February 23 legislative elections
08:27his support for this party,
08:29which he believes is the best hope for Germany.
08:37It's the time of bonnets and doudounes
08:40in the face of the glacial time that prevails in the kingdom.
08:42We are in Seferu,
08:44a province nestled in the heart of the mountains,
08:48where an integrated action plan has been carried out
08:51to protect the inhabitants.
08:53One of our teams has defied the altitude and the glacial time
08:56to get to the town of Tazouta.
08:59Mr. Al-Jalil takes us on a tour.
09:02Seferu deploys emergency measures for these isolated duars.
09:06Here, in the town of Tazouta,
09:08the Ministry of the Interior, following the Royal High Instructions,
09:11has deployed an optimal mobilization
09:14to help the 14 duars of the province most affected by the cold.
09:18A mobilization that is part of the national and global plan
09:22aimed at mitigating the effects of extreme weather conditions
09:25implemented by the Ministry of the Interior since 2009.
09:28This plan includes several proactive measures,
09:31including the organization of medical caravans and mobile health teams
09:34as part of the Reaia 2024-2025 program
09:38launched on high instructions from His Majesty King Mohammed VI.
09:42Thirty-three mobile medical campaigns
09:44and five other multidisciplinary ones are planned this year
09:47for the inhabitants of the targeted areas.
09:49In addition, medical care is provided to the 27 pregnant women
09:53whose 14 have already given birth in normal conditions,
09:56while housing and humanitarian assistance campaigns
09:59have also been organized for the homeless.
10:03To ensure the comfort of the students,
10:05heating equipment has been installed in the classrooms of the schools
10:08located in the coldest areas.
10:10On the other hand, 360 improved ovens
10:13have been distributed by the OEFORE services
10:15to the families living in these areas.
10:17Food aid is also provided to the needy families
10:21with the collaboration of local and security authorities
10:24to ensure effective distribution.
10:27Similarly, the plan provides for the provision of boarding schools
10:30and school canteens with food and ovens
10:32to meet the needs of students
10:34during the isolation period
10:36in coordination with local authorities.
10:39In addition, this device knows the deployment of nine snowmobiles,
10:42bulldozers, a crane and transport trucks,
10:45as well as more than 25 people,
10:47including engineers, technicians, drivers
10:50and snow barrier agents.
10:52Defrosting cells are also used to clear the roads.
10:57We are now in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
11:00The African Union calls for immediate cessation
11:03of the fighting that is intensifying in the east of the country.
11:07Kinshasa, which accuses Rwanda of supporting the M23,
11:10has recalled its Takigali diplomats.
11:13Thirteen South African, Malawian and Uyghur soldiers
11:16deployed within the regional force,
11:19within the Monusco,
11:21were killed in clashes.
11:23The United Nations has begun to evacuate
11:25their non-essential staff from Goma to neighboring Uganda.
11:29The United States, France and the United Kingdom
11:32have, for their part, called on their expatriates
11:35to leave Goma as soon as possible
11:37as long as the airport and borders are open.
11:42In Libreville, the Moroccan foundation,
11:44called TAMKIN,
11:46is interested in the education sector
11:48through training and training.
11:50Its president, Dr. Abdelilah Khadili,
11:53was welcomed by the president
11:55of the Brusque-Lutheran Transition,
11:57Oligi Nguema,
11:59in an interview with our correspondent,
12:01Kevin Oswald-Dukaga.
12:03The TAMKIN Foundation
12:05aims to bring its action
12:07to the countries of the African continent
12:09and to become a major player
12:11in the education and training sector.
12:13In Libreville,
12:15Dr. Abdelilah Khadili
12:17spoke with the president of the Transition,
12:20Brusque-Lutheran Oligi Nguema,
12:22on his ambition to forge a partnership
12:24with the Gabonese state.
12:26Without quality education,
12:28we will not be able to ensure
12:30development in our countries.
12:32Our youth is there,
12:34they need it.
12:36The president's vision and action
12:38will ensure the transition
12:40towards quality education.
12:42It will support us,
12:44it will also support
12:46information and communication
12:48and artificial intelligence technologies.
12:50Gabon has shown its vision
12:52of the education sector
12:54in perfect accordance
12:56with the TAMKIN Foundation,
12:58which relies on the integration
13:00of new technologies,
13:02information and communication,
13:04as well as artificial intelligence.
13:06What are we going to do together?
13:08We will bring our support
13:10to all the actions of the Association
13:12on the ground,
13:14in terms of training,
13:16orientation of young people,
13:18training.
13:20We will also do it
13:22with the heads of national education.
13:24TAMKIN is a non-governmental
13:26non-profit organization
13:28dedicated to improving
13:30the quality of education
13:32by relying on innovative creations
13:34of information
13:36and communication technologies.
13:38In Mali,
13:40to consolidate peace and peaceful cohabitation
13:42between farmers and farmers
13:44of the commune of Djangunte-Kamara,
13:46the European Union
13:48has just financed the construction
13:50of a cattle park
13:52with a population of 223 million people.
13:54Mohamed Agnoko tells us more.
13:56The agriculture
13:58and livestock sector
14:00of Djangunte-Kamara
14:02has experienced many problems
14:04in recent years
14:06due to the conflicts
14:08between the actors
14:10of these two major sectors
14:12of the Malian economy.
14:14To facilitate the return of peace
14:16in the commune,
14:18the GIZ,
14:20one of its objectives,
14:22which is to reduce
14:24the conflict between the communities,
14:26has just launched the construction
14:28of a cattle park.
14:30The objective of these supports
14:32in line with the aspirations
14:34of the Malian state
14:36is, I remind you,
14:38to strengthen the access of the population
14:40to the basic socio-economic services
14:42and to the social cohesion
14:44in our communities
14:46and between communities.
14:48I am convinced that the successes
14:50of others already realized
14:52and which have just been combined
14:54with the efforts made by the state
14:56will contribute to the stabilization
14:58and economic autonomy
15:00of the different communities
15:02and to the easing of tensions
15:04as the Malian state
15:06and its European Union partner
15:08would like.
15:10In line with the will of the farmers
15:12and breeders in their agreement
15:14of December 15, 2023,
15:16the GIZ will launch
15:18vaccination and boarding parks,
15:20a water castle of 30 m3
15:22and reservoirs.
15:24In addition to peace,
15:26this project will contribute
15:28to the economic growth
15:30of the Sahel region.
15:32The advantages of this project
15:34are enormous,
15:36including developing
15:38commercial management
15:40in terms of animal sales,
15:42creating permanent and non-permanent
15:44jobs for the local economy.
15:46After the center region,
15:48the project, in its second phase,
15:50will be deployed in the south
15:52and southwest regions
15:54to prevent conflict
15:56and help the community
15:58to preserve and live together.
16:00Morocco will vibrate
16:02at the pace of the
16:04Africa Cup of Nations 2025
16:06from December 21 to January 18, 2026.
16:08The best football nations
16:10have met in the kingdom.
16:12The first phase of the pool
16:14is scheduled for Monday in Marrakech.
16:16A competition that promises
16:18to be rich in color.
16:20The CAF gives us a taste
16:22by unveiling the logo of the Cannes.
16:24A design inspired by
16:26the Moroccan genesis
16:28highlights the rich heritage
16:30of the kingdom, ready to welcome
16:32Africa in all its diversity.
16:34We also propose
16:36to discover the visual identity
16:38of the largest African football competition
16:40in a clip published yesterday
16:42by the African Football Confederation.
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