مدي 1 تي في : المنتصف - 19/03/2025
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00:00In the African Union, Morocco calls for strengthening dialogue with countries that are going through
00:27a stage of political transition and the preparation of the way to reintegrate it completely into the regional organization.
00:35In the Gaza Strip, the number of Palestinian victims in the Israeli raids has exploded today,
00:39and warnings of famine remain in the shadow of the humanitarian aid sector.
00:45The French Minister of Interior says that Paris does not want war with Algeria and accuses it of attacking France,
00:51and calls for a gradual response around Algeria in the face of a sharp diplomatic crisis between the two sides.
01:06His Majesty King Mohammed VI sent a congratulatory message to the world champion Widad Bertal
01:12on the occasion of her awarding the world championship to the women's team of between 52 and 54 kg in the Serbian tournament.
01:21His Majesty the King congratulated him on this award with more dedication and success in the coming competitions.
01:35In Addis Ababa, Al-Maghreb, which took over the presidency of the Peace and Security Council in March,
01:39confirmed in front of the Council the need to confront the countries that are going through a stage of political transition
01:45in order to accelerate their return to the African organization,
01:49emphasizing the importance of dialogue and organized consultations with these countries.
01:53The Moroccan delegation added that the success of these series relies on open and necessary exchanges
01:59to satisfy the needs of the residents, calling for the establishment of these unofficial consultations
02:05as a strategic mechanism for the implementation of political transition operations.
02:16In Addis Ababa, and in another topic,
02:19yesterday, the Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development of Africa
02:24concluded negotiations on a set of decisions and recommendations
02:28in order to strengthen the Economic Committee and strengthen its role
02:32and strengthen the African countries in the field of trade and commerce.
02:36More on this topic in the broadcast of Ahmed Riyad from Addis Ababa.
02:41The Ministers of Finance of Africa are concluding the 57th round in Addis Ababa
02:46by agreeing on a set of decisions and recommendations
02:50in order to strengthen the Economic Committee and strengthen its role
02:55and strengthen the African countries in the field of trade and commerce,
02:59as well as the exchange of tools to guarantee the independence of its decisions,
03:04in addition to strengthening the industrial areas by benefiting from the Moroccan experiences in this field.
03:11The decisions made in this round are, first of all, to strengthen the organization and the committee
03:18in order to be at the level of performance of the professions
03:23and to lower the directions of the reality.
03:31Secondly, they are recommendations to strengthen the capabilities of the countries
03:38in the field of trade exchange and also in terms of performance.
03:45This conference was held in conjunction with the Ministers of Finance of Africa
03:50to study different topics, especially the improvement of infrastructure
03:55and encouraging trade between countries, financial procedures and guarantees,
04:00in addition to the procedures related to climate change
04:04and the enrichment of local resources for manufacturing and the strengthening of the payment system.
04:10In order to strengthen the free trade agreement between Africa and Morocco,
04:15we discussed the topics related to infrastructure
04:23as a factor that encourages trade between Africa
04:28and we also discussed all the procedures that can accelerate this agreement,
04:37including financial procedures, guarantees and climate change procedures.
04:44The conference was attended by dozens of recommendations to the Ministers of Finance,
04:50Planning and Economic Development of Africa.
04:54They drew the picture of the reality of financial and trade policy
04:58and the special sector in the digital age,
05:01in addition to the application of financial guarantees
05:04and the intensification of cooperation in the economic field,
05:07according to the vision of the development of the African continent.
05:11This course was an opportunity for Morocco to share its experiences
05:16that it has accumulated for years in many fields,
05:20especially in the field of manufacturing.
05:23Ahmed Riyad Media, Addis Ababa.
05:27The Minister of Home Affairs, Abdel Latif Toudi,
05:30was welcomed by the Minister of Home Affairs, Joseph Beniti-Assomou,
05:36who was accompanied by Wafdenham.
05:39The Minister of Home Affairs said that this visit,
05:42which is in the framework of strengthening and diversifying the trade agreement
05:47between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Cameroon,
05:52was characterized by the signing of the agreement on military cooperation.
05:58This agreement, which marks a new stage in military cooperation,
06:03is mainly focused on the fields of military training,
06:07military exercises, military health and technical assistance.
06:11The Minister of Home Affairs emphasized the efforts made by the Kingdom
06:15to strengthen regional stability and security,
06:18the Moroccan initiative launched by His Excellency,
06:21and the launch of the transformation of the Atlantic front to Africa
06:25into a hub for economic integration and a space for peace and common prosperity,
06:29including the countries of the continental and coastal Atlantic straits.
06:35On another issue, the Moroccan Central Bank decided
06:39to lower the price of interest for the second time in a row,
06:42and the third since last June,
06:46to 2.25%.
06:50The Moroccan Central Bank said in a statement
06:53about the first session of its Council in 2025
06:56that this decision takes into account the development
06:59that is expected to grow at levels that are in line
07:02with the goal of stabilizing prices
07:04and enhancing the sustainability of growth and employment.
07:07Details in the report of Malek Maharaj.
07:11The Moroccan Central Bank is advancing
07:13the process of lowering the price of interest for the second time in a row
07:17by 25% to 2.25%.
07:22The Moroccan Central Bank said in a statement
07:24about the first session of its Council in 2025
07:27that this decision takes into account the development
07:31that is expected to grow at levels that are in line
07:35with the goal of stabilizing prices.
07:37The Moroccan Central Bank said that the increase
07:40in interest rates in 2024
07:43was 0.9% of an increase of 6% in 2023-2022.
07:53The Moroccan Central Bank said that the Moroccan Central Bank
07:56is expecting to accelerate in the next two years
07:58with its survival at levels that are in line with the goal of stabilizing prices
08:01by 2%.
08:02This is because its main component,
08:05which is the prices of consumer goods,
08:07is 2.2% in the current year
08:10and is expected to remain within the 2% limit
08:13over the medium term.
08:15I noticed that the increase in interest rates
08:19was in line with the goal of stabilizing prices
08:22in 2024,
08:25after two years of high interest rates.
08:33The increase in interest rates in 2023-2022
08:37was 6.6% of an increase in 2023-2022
08:39and 23.1% of an increase in 2023-2022.
08:41In the past year, the increase was 0.9%.
08:46A region that remains surrounded by strong doubts
08:49related to the continuation of geopolitical tensions
08:52and its claims to global inflation
08:54and the price of raw materials.
08:56The Moroccan Central Bank has started
08:58a moderate monetary policy
09:01since last June
09:03in line with the international central banks' directions
09:06to lower interest rates
09:08to support the path of economic growth and employment
09:11after two years of high interest rates.
09:14According to Al-Manbouri himself,
09:16the Central Bank reported
09:18that it has launched a new program
09:20to support financial financing
09:22for very small companies,
09:24which is specialized in re-funding
09:26the participating banks
09:29with a minimum of 25 points.
09:31The program aims to improve the quality
09:33of these companies' financing
09:35and to strengthen their contribution
09:37in creating job opportunities in the country.
09:42During the 58th round
09:44of the Human Rights Council in Geneva,
09:46members of the committee
09:48raised the issue of human rights violations
09:50and the suppression of opposing voices
09:52by Polisario in the Tindouf camps
09:54in the south-west of Algeria
09:56in response to the growing depression
09:58especially among the youth.
10:00These international activists
10:02called for action
10:04to protect the rights of the people
10:06who live in the Tindouf camps
10:08and to put Algeria
10:10in front of its responsibilities
10:12regarding its role in these violations.
10:14Saadane Maal-Ainain
10:16called for the organization
10:18of communication in Africa
10:20and the emergence of international economic cooperation
10:22to deal with the problems
10:24of the Tindouf camps.
10:26The Human Rights Council
10:28called for the end of the leadership
10:30of the Polisario Front
10:32in order to achieve a fair,
10:34peaceful and comprehensive
10:36settlement of the Sahara issue.
10:42In the Gaza Strip,
10:44more than 970 Palestinians
10:46were killed and about 550 others
10:48were injured
10:50in a series of unprecedented
10:52and intensified attacks
10:54on the strip.
10:56The scene of destruction and destruction
10:58returned to the streets of Gaza
11:00after a long period of silence.
11:02Palestinian medical sources
11:04confirmed that most of the victims
11:06were children and women
11:08where even schools and refugee areas
11:10were not safe from the heavy shelling.
11:12In light of this escalation,
11:14hundreds of Palestinians
11:16fled their homes
11:18in search of a safe place
11:20to hide in the streets of Gaza.
11:22The human rights council
11:24called for a ceasefire
11:26and a ceasefire to be implemented
11:28in the Gaza Strip.
11:30Israel's military strikes
11:32are targeting many areas
11:34of Gaza,
11:36leaving dozens of people
11:38killed and injured.
11:40The powerful explosions
11:42shook the northern western areas
11:44of the Gaza Strip
11:46in the light of the heavy
11:48shelling.
12:18There is no agreement
12:20between the two sides.
12:22There is no agreement
12:24on what was done
12:26or implemented.
12:28The powerful explosions
12:30and the shelling
12:32and the bodies
12:34found in the streets
12:36is a scene that Gaza
12:38has not known for months.
12:40The residents of Gaza
12:42are in terror
12:44after the violent shelling.
12:46I have two daughters
12:48who were buried
12:50in a wall.
12:52God covered them.
12:54The violent shelling
12:56left hundreds of people
12:58killed and injured.
13:00Medical sources
13:02in Palestine
13:04confirmed that most of the victims
13:06were children and women.
13:08The shelling hit
13:10about ten meters
13:12from our house.
13:14Our houses were destroyed.
13:16Ten children were killed.
13:18Schools
13:20and refugee areas
13:22were not spared
13:24from the Israeli shelling.
13:26As is the case
13:28in this school in the east of the Strip.
13:30Violent Israeli shelling
13:32destroyed a refugee school
13:34and turned it into rubble.
13:36I woke her up
13:38to wake her up.
13:40She woke up to her death.
13:42Her mother
13:44and brother
13:46were killed.
13:48The hospital
13:50in the Strip
13:52finds it difficult
13:54to provide treatment
13:56for the victims
13:58of the Israeli shelling
14:00due to the lack of medical
14:02facilities.
14:04The occupation
14:06did not allow
14:08medical equipment
14:10to be provided.
14:12The destruction
14:14of more than
14:1622 hospitals.
14:18At the same time
14:20that the Israeli army
14:22continues its violent strikes,
14:24hundreds of Palestinians
14:26have been displaced
14:28from their homes.
14:30The shelling
14:32hit our homes.
14:34We could not sleep.
14:36We could not sleep.
14:38We could not sleep.
14:40Israel says
14:42that these military attacks
14:44targeted the leadership of Hamas
14:46and its underground buildings.
14:48Other than that, the destruction
14:50and destruction shows that most of the
14:52victims are Palestinian civilians.
14:54The violent Israeli attack
14:56on the region is at a new stage
14:58that remains open to the possibility
15:00of escalation and the absence of peace
15:02and stability.
15:04The Israeli President
15:06Benjamin Netanyahu
15:08said that the Israeli air strikes
15:10on the Gaza Strip
15:12are just the beginning
15:14of the military pressure
15:16to ensure the return of the refugees
15:18who are being held by the Hamas movement.
15:20Netanyahu's statement
15:22came in response to a statement
15:24by the Israeli refugee family
15:26that accused him of sacrificing
15:28the refugees in the Gaza Strip
15:30after he ordered the Israeli strike
15:32on the Palestinian Strip.
15:34In Qatar,
15:36President Wanda and the Congolese Democratic
15:38Community met
15:40in the capital of Doha
15:42to renew their support
15:44for a ceasefire
15:46according to a joint statement.
15:48The two presidents met
15:50with Prince of Qatar
15:52Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani
15:54in a meeting that contributed
15:56to strengthening joint commitment
15:58for a safe and stable future
16:00for the Congolese Democratic
16:02Community and the region.
16:08Following a long phone call,
16:10US President Donald Trump
16:12said he had agreed
16:14with Russian President Vladimir Putin
16:16to act quickly to stop
16:18firing in Ukraine
16:20after a ceasefire was announced.
16:22Kiev announced its approval
16:24of the US proposal
16:26to stop firing,
16:28but President Volodymyr Zelensky
16:30said he needed details
16:32from President Trump
16:34regarding his phone call
16:36with the Russian president.
16:40A limited phone call
16:42between Kiev and Moscow
16:44was agreed upon by US President Donald Trump
16:46and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
16:48The second phone call
16:50of its kind,
16:52which brought together
16:54the leaders of the two countries
16:56regarding the Ukrainian file,
16:58was agreed upon
17:00by the Russian President
17:02by a full-month
17:04ceasefire in the sea
17:06and air,
17:08as no major breakthrough
17:10has been achieved
17:12in this direction
17:14except for the agreement
17:16to stop firing
17:18on power plants
17:20for 30 days.
17:22The agreement comes
17:24after repeated Ukrainian
17:26and Russian
17:28talks
17:30about a
17:32sea ceasefire
17:34in the Black Sea,
17:36a full ceasefire
17:38and permanent peace.
17:40Kiev, after
17:42in the past
17:44in Saudi Arabia
17:46announced its approval
17:48of the US proposal
17:50to stop firing on power plants,
17:52while the Ukrainian President
17:54said he was in need of
17:56details from President Trump
17:58regarding his phone call
18:00with the Russian President.
18:02He also criticized the Russian
18:04announced conditions
18:06and in its introduction
18:08the stop of Western military
18:10aid to Kiev,
18:12considering that it
18:14represents a weakening
18:16of the Ukrainian position.
18:18This comes
18:20in the light of the
18:22resumption of the
18:24agreement on the two
18:26diplomatic and field
18:28areas in the Russian-Ukrainian war.
18:52In addition,
18:54the US special envoy
18:56Donald Trump
18:58announced that
19:00the Russian-Ukrainian
19:02ceasefire
19:04will continue
19:06until next Sunday
19:08in Jeddah,
19:10Saudi Arabia.
19:12He also said that
19:14the US ambassador
19:16will be headed
19:18by the US Secretary of State
19:20and Foreign Minister
19:22Marco Rubio
19:24and National Security Adviser
19:26Mike Walz.
19:30In another topic,
19:32French Interior Minister
19:34Bruno Retailleau confirmed
19:36that Paris does not want
19:38a war with Algeria,
19:40claiming that it is the one
19:42attacking France,
19:44in response to Algeria's
19:46refusal to sign a list
19:48of agreements.
19:50Retailleau also said
19:52in a statement
19:54that Algeria should not
19:56argue when it is
19:58convinced through
20:00a passport
20:02that it is an Algerian citizen,
20:04confirming that
20:06Algeria must
20:08accept it.
20:10The French minister
20:12clarified that
20:14Paris has begun
20:16to allow diplomatic passports
20:18to enter the country
20:20without the need for a visa.
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