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[00:00:09] for Environmental Protection.
[00:00:21] approach. In this to take this
[00:00:25] Viewers, welcome. This news bulletin from
[00:00:28] Al Maghribia News Channel begins with the
[00:00:33] 95% of headlines.
[00:00:36] Royal high care is given to the health sector through
[00:00:39] the rehabilitation of the health
[00:00:42] meeting was attended by the member system in the Kingdom. The rehabilitation bet relies on
[00:00:45] training medical
[00:00:48] of nurses and paramedical competencies in various specializations.
[00:00:50] A royal vision translated today through modern
[00:00:54] The royal initiatives in institutions and training paths that meet the highest
[00:00:57] standards, preparing for a new generation of health professionals.
[00:01:12] today to begin
[00:01:15] The events witnessed at the crossing
[00:01:17] on Saturday points leading to Ceuta and Melilla brought
[00:01:20] the issue of migration back to the forefront. A file
[00:01:24] where security, humanitarian,
[00:01:27] and developmental dimensions intersect. Morocco continues to consolidate
[00:01:30] a comprehensive approach that makes migration
[00:01:34] a matter of shared responsibility, based on
[00:01:37] strict management and respect for international commitments.
[00:01:42] on the axis of investment in
[00:01:55] toys Amidst the increasing risks of forest fires,
[00:01:58] Morocco continues to strengthen its
[00:02:01] and shared stability prevention and intervention system
[00:02:01] and night, stationed by mobilizing advanced human and logistical resources,
[00:02:06] on their daily based on monitoring and early
[00:02:10] effective entry point to reduce warning, in addition to deploying specialized air and land
[00:02:13] assets within the framework of
[00:02:14] control tight field coordination between various
[00:02:18] stakeholders.
[00:02:25] Welcome back. We start the bulletin with the
[00:02:28] health sector. A strong health system based on
[00:02:32] qualified human capital. From this perspective, His Majesty
[00:02:36] King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory, has given
[00:02:40] special attention to training medical competencies and strengthening
[00:02:43] human resources as a cornerstone
[00:02:46] of health sector reform. This vision
[00:02:50] is translated today through modern institutions
[00:02:52] and training paths that meet the highest
[00:02:55] standards, preparing
[00:02:57] that his country dealt for a new generation of health professionals. Kawtar Abutair,
[00:03:00] Mohamed Rachid, and Jihad Librry.
[00:03:02] Treatment
[00:03:08] with the Spanish is a mirror of training. The
[00:03:12] the orphan, and the captive." They have a comprehensive approach that makes Mohammed VI International Center for Simulation in Health
[00:03:14] countries in this of shared responsibility, not Sciences provides various advanced medical devices that medical students need for complex
[00:03:17] interventions.
[00:03:24] Okay, we have a
[00:03:26] 30th and also after large section of the endoscopy
[00:03:28] that date, as we built on simulation school. Africa, where
[00:03:31] sovereignty, while all digital simulation tools
[00:03:34] are available, which allows
[00:03:37] residents, still at the initial level, to
[00:03:40] start learning what endoscopy is, to understand what
[00:03:43] the technique is, and to start with it. After that, they gradually move
[00:03:47] on to other devices, which are the devices we have in the hospital, which are
[00:03:51] specialized for training, not for patients. This allows
[00:03:54] them to get used to operating these devices here.
[00:03:57] The student spends his day practicing on
[00:04:00] realistic samples to avoid errors
[00:04:03] and reduce the margin
[00:04:05] of risk.
[00:04:09] That it enables us to train and repeat the gesture
[00:04:12] multiple times so that
[00:04:14] we
[00:04:17] areas. The pleasure is not can master it well. This is the only chance
[00:04:20] we have.
[00:04:24] And we place them in settings that
[00:04:26] are similar to real operating rooms. And for
[00:04:33] the truth, we show them how to image blood
[00:04:36] vessels of heart diseases, how to reach the heart vessels, how to image
[00:04:40] them, how to perform these operations.
[00:04:42] The Higher Institute of Nursing Professions
[00:04:44] race to control and Health Technologies in Laayoune is also part
[00:04:48] of an integrated system that provides a group of nurses
[00:04:51] capable of responding to the demands of a rapidly
[00:04:55] developing health system.
[00:04:57] My first appointment was in
[00:05:01] Guelmim in 2009. After
[00:05:05] to contain the last hotbeds of this that, I transferred
[00:05:05] during the past months to the city
[00:05:07] warns of a trend towards more of Boujdour for about five years. And
[00:05:11] from Boujdour, we returned to Laayoune. Since approximately
[00:05:18] Moulay Hassan Hospital.
[00:05:21] As soon as
[00:05:24] this master's degree was launched, we were the second
[00:05:28] cohort
[00:05:31] master's degree. The goal of the master's degree, as you all know, the master's degree in
[00:05:34] pedagogy of nursing sciences and health technologies, aims to train cadres
[00:05:38] whose ultimate goal is to
[00:05:44] educate students and future health
[00:05:48] workers. The institute opened its doors for specialization in the
[00:05:50] master's degree program. Graduates with previous experience
[00:05:53] in hospitals, in addition to practical training,
[00:05:56] will be able to teach a new generation
[00:06:00] through academic training. I am a licensed nurse from
[00:06:03] the state. Institute of Specialized
[00:06:07] Nurses, Laayoune city. Promotion
[00:06:10] 2012. I practiced the profession as a licensed nurse
[00:06:13] for almost 11 years.
[00:06:17] After that, I had the opportunity
[00:06:20] to specialize in
[00:06:23] management, whose ultimate goal
[00:06:26] is, of course, to improve health
[00:06:29] services available to all citizens, especially
[00:06:33] citizens in the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra region. This improvement
[00:06:36] of health services, of course, is
[00:06:39] in line with
[00:06:49] the needs of the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra region, especially with
[00:06:52] the imminent opening of the Laayoune University Hospital. The
[00:06:56] training offer has been developed to include 22
[00:06:59] specializations at the Bachelor's level. In
[00:07:02] addition, the institute has been keen to keep pace with health
[00:07:06] system reforms by providing specialized human
[00:07:09] resources locally, especially
[00:07:13] in the field of managing the quality of health services to meet
[00:07:16] the needs of the University Hospital, in addition
[00:07:19] to training staff in the field of training by
[00:07:23] adopting a master's degree in nursing science pedagogy
[00:07:27] to improve the quality of training in the region.
[00:07:30] Theoretical and practical education, according
[00:07:33] to the latest techniques and most important references, qualifies a new
[00:07:37] generation of doctors and nurses to serve
[00:07:40] citizens and meet needs. With the most
[00:07:43] effective possible means.
[00:07:45] The events
[00:07:50] that took place at the crossing points leading to Ceuta
[00:07:53] and Melilla, which came as a result of intertwined
[00:07:56] factors, foremost among them the malicious
[00:07:59] exploitation of the digital space and the dissemination of misleading
[00:08:02] information, brought the issue of migration back
[00:08:05] to the forefront, in a new test for a complex equation
[00:08:09] in which security, humanitarian, and developmental
[00:08:12] dimensions intersect. Between strict management and respect
[00:08:16] for international commitments, Morocco continues to consolidate
[00:08:21] migration a matter
[00:08:24] just a security challenge. Report by Hamza El Khodr
[00:08:27] and Jihad Librry.
[00:08:28] The Kingdom
[00:08:31] of Morocco continues its efforts to combat irregular
[00:08:35] migration, based on an approach that combines border
[00:08:39] protection and adherence to shared responsibility and national
[00:08:43] emphasizing that partnership in this area
[00:08:47] should be based on balance, trust, and effective
[00:08:50] burden-sharing. The western front
[00:08:53] of the Mediterranean Sea has remained for years the least
[00:08:57] problematic for Europe, given the significant human,
[00:09:01] technical, and financial resources that Morocco has effectively
[00:09:04] mobilized to confront human trafficking
[00:09:07] networks. Field data confirms
[00:09:11] the extent of Morocco's efforts. Over
[00:09:14] 160,000 irregular migration attempts were thwarted
[00:09:18] during 2024
[00:09:20] and 2025. During this specific
[00:09:23] period, 632
[00:09:27] networks involved in human trafficking and irregular
[00:09:31] migration were dismantled, and more than 32,000 rescue
[00:09:34] operations were carried out at sea. Who
[00:09:37] benefits if Moroccan-Spanish relations are good?
[00:09:41] Who benefits from
[00:09:44] us experiencing these heartbreaking
[00:09:47] scenes? Of course, social media
[00:09:51] or social networking sites played
[00:09:54] a major role. Who used it? Which parties used
[00:09:58] these networks to persuade or
[00:10:01] promote this idea that
[00:10:04] crossing to Ceuta
[00:10:07] would mean rescue and directly mean settling the
[00:10:11] situation.
[00:10:13] Morocco affirmed that managing the irregular migration
[00:10:16] file is based on the principle of balanced partnership
[00:10:20] and shared responsibility. The Kingdom is not a policeman
[00:10:23] or a guard for Europe, but rather a sovereign
[00:10:26] partner who protects its national borders and engages in
[00:10:30] cooperation based on trust and mutual commitment within
[00:10:33] the framework of a clear partnership. This necessitates
[00:10:36] updating the rules of partnership to keep pace with current
[00:10:40] transformations. Addressing migration cannot be based
[00:10:43] solely on the security
[00:10:46] context, the importance of the developmental
[00:10:49] approach adopted by Morocco, especially in the northern
[00:10:53] regions of the Kingdom, emerged. Where indicators showed that
[00:10:58] the people who had reached Ceuta
[00:11:02] left voluntarily based on their own
[00:11:05] conviction and choice, which strengthens Morocco's developmental
[00:11:08] path and the direction of the strategic choices that
[00:11:12] were implemented under the leadership of His Majesty King
[00:11:15] Mohammed VI, may God protect him.
[00:11:19] the northern regions have created an unprecedented
[00:11:22] economic and social boom. This was reflected in the creation of more than
[00:11:26] 430,000 job opportunities. Morocco,
[00:11:30] with the insight of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory,
[00:11:34] adopted a program
[00:11:37] based on three axes: first,
[00:11:40] strengthening border control and combating human
[00:11:43] trafficking networks; second, adopting
[00:11:46] a humanitarian migration policy and regularizing
[00:11:49] the status of a large number of migrants. As you know,
[00:11:53] Morocco has always been considered a transit country for
[00:11:56] sub-Saharan countries. And Morocco
[00:11:59] has, humanely, regularized the status of many
[00:12:03] of these migrants, as it also relies
[00:12:07] economic and social development.
[00:12:11] Morocco has proven that it is a reliable partner for the European Union in
[00:12:15] migration management, and that the balanced
[00:12:18] approach that combines security and development
[00:12:21] is the optimal way to achieve security
[00:12:26] in the region. Morocco emphasizes that
[00:12:30] economic and social development remains the most
[00:12:35] irregular migration, calling for a European
[00:12:38] partnership that further supports the development process
[00:12:42] to enhance common interests and keep pace with the growing
[00:12:45] regional
[00:12:47] challenges.
[00:12:53] Following the recent events at the crossing points
[00:12:56] leading to the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, interior
[00:13:00] ministers in the European Union held an emergency
[00:13:03] virtual meeting, during which they praised Morocco's role
[00:13:06] in managing this incident and called for strengthening
[00:13:10] external border protection. Zakia
[00:13:13] Belkacem.
[00:13:16] During this emergency meeting, the Spanish Interior
[00:13:19] Minister confirmed
[00:13:22] with the illegal crossing of thousands
[00:13:26] immediately and effectively, praising Morocco's role
[00:13:30] and its close cooperation
[00:13:33] authorities, which was agreed upon by most
[00:13:36] of the participating
[00:13:39] meeting.
[00:13:44] We worked with the Kingdom of Morocco firmly to avoid any humanitarian
[00:13:48] tragedy, and this was before July
[00:13:53] doing so with all.
[00:14:01] Regarding the security aspect, we expressed our solidarity with Spain
[00:14:05] and commend the cooperation established with Morocco. We affirm
[00:14:08] that we were and still are at the disposal of the Spanish
[00:14:11] authorities. During this meeting, it was
[00:14:15] also confirmed that these events that
[00:14:18] took place in the city of Ceuta were driven
[00:14:21] by criminal smuggling networks.
[00:14:25] Misleading information was circulated through social media,
[00:14:29] and Morocco contributed from its position
[00:14:33] as a loyal partner to its commitments
[00:14:36] in managing this
[00:14:37] crisis.
[00:14:41] In Sefrou province, the battle to extinguish the forest
[00:14:44] fire has been ongoing for five days without
[00:14:48] let-up, with exceptional mobilization of various
[00:14:50] intervention teams. Intensive field and air operations
[00:14:53] were supported by Canadair aircraft
[00:14:56] and advanced monitoring and surveillance tools,
[00:14:59] in addition to modern equipment and specialized machinery
[00:15:03] to tackle rough terrain and shifting
[00:15:06] winds in a continuous
[00:15:09] the fire and protect the forest cover and the
[00:15:13] residents. Hanan Arsalan and Anwar
[00:15:15] El Ghmari.
[00:15:18] The mobilization has not stopped since the outbreak of the fires in the Ifar region
[00:15:21] of Sefrou, to extinguish the fires and limit their spread.
[00:15:25] For the fifth consecutive day, intervention continues
[00:15:30] fire. Here in the Ait Ousy
[00:15:32] Amgdal forest, the efforts of the authorities and concerned departments, in
[00:15:36] addition to local residents, have joined forces to extinguish
[00:15:40] the fires, especially since the residents have agricultural
[00:15:43] and pastoral activities in this region. The movements in these mountains, where
[00:15:46] we are in this region, posed
[00:15:49] a great danger to the residents of the region, especially those of us who are close
[00:15:53] to it, because we have this blessing of agriculture here. And they came, but
[00:15:57] thank God, after these problems and suffering, the
[00:16:00] provincial authorities came, including the Civil Protection, the Royal Armed Forces,
[00:16:04] the Royal Gendarmerie, the Auxiliary Forces, and His Excellency the Commander. They performed
[00:16:08] a great duty and a great role in extinguishing it. This fire scared
[00:16:11] us. We honestly thank the Royal Armed Forces,
[00:16:14] the Auxiliary Forces, the Royal Gendarmerie, the relief workers,
[00:16:18] and the provincial authorities. Honestly,
[00:16:21] if it weren't for them, the fire would have reached us. They have been monitoring it
[00:16:24] for five days. Honestly, we thank them. They made a great
[00:16:28] effort, and if it weren't for the Canadair planes' intervention, they
[00:16:31] wouldn't have been able to stop it. This is our forest from which we gather
[00:16:35] firewood and graze our sheep. If there were no
[00:16:38] planes and no Civil Protection, etc., we would not
[00:16:42] have been able to overcome it. We were putting out the fire with shovels
[00:16:45] and axes, but we didn't achieve anything. But thank God, the
[00:16:49] plane came. The planes came and put out the fire. The fire started
[00:16:55] evening. It started
[00:16:58] to intensify little by little. Thank God, with the help
[00:17:01] of the armed forces and the planes, we cooperated. It didn't go
[00:17:04] to the residential areas. It was very close to us.
[00:17:07] Not just a little bit, all human
[00:17:10] and logistical resources were mobilized to extinguish the Ifar fires.
[00:17:14] Four Canadair planes were deployed for this operation, during
[00:17:18] which they carried out 35 interventions to extinguish
[00:17:21] the fires. All means were
[00:17:24] mobilized to contain the fires in an operation considered the largest of its
[00:17:28] kind this summer. The intervening teams
[00:17:32] worked to contain this fire for five consecutive days,
[00:17:36] day
[00:17:39] in the field to completely control this fire. And we are now,
[00:17:43] thank God, on this fifth day,
[00:17:45] we are making significant progress
[00:17:48] towards the final
[00:17:52] and extinguishing of the fire. High
[00:17:55] temperatures and strong winds contributed to the spread of this fire,
[00:17:59] which affected a rich plant
[00:18:02] cover of green oaks and cedar
[00:18:06] trees. Fortunately, no lives were lost. After
[00:18:09] the fire is completely controlled, the extent of
[00:18:12] material losses and the total area of this
[00:18:16] fire will be assessed. We pause now for the latest on Operation
[00:18:19] Marhaba, which is witnessing its peak. Mobilization
[00:18:23] continues by all stakeholders
[00:18:26] to ensure the best crossing and transit conditions
[00:18:30] for members of the Moroccan community wishing to visit
[00:18:33] their families and spend their holidays in their homeland. As of
[00:18:37] last Monday, the number of Moroccans residing abroad
[00:18:41] who entered the Kingdom, according to the Mohammed V
[00:18:44] Foundation for Solidarity, was more than 2
[00:18:47] million and 740,000 people, an increase of
[00:18:51] 0.45%
[00:18:53] compared to the same period last year. Samira Asban
[00:18:57] and Hanan Chamrakh.
[00:19:00] Since the launch of Operation Marhaba until August 3rd,
[00:19:03] the number of members of the Moroccan community
[00:19:07] who entered national territory
[00:19:09] reached 1,741,570
[00:19:14] people, an increase of
[00:19:16] 0.45% compared to the same period
[00:19:19] last year. As for the number of vehicles
[00:19:23] that entered the homeland, their number reached
[00:19:27] 287,518
[00:19:31] vehicles, a decrease of
[00:19:33] 12.43%
[00:19:36] compared to the same period last year. The data
[00:19:40] revealed by the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity
[00:19:43] also indicates that the last few days have seen
[00:19:47] an acceleration in the rate of entry of community members
[00:19:50] by sea transport, as the number of arrivals by this means
[00:19:54] represents 52.19% of the total
[00:19:58] arrivals. Tangier Med Port, a pivotal port infrastructure
[00:20:01] in the Marhaba operation. The port
[00:20:05] alone received more than
[00:20:07] 50% of all Moroccans residing abroad
[00:20:11] arriving by sea, followed by Nador Port
[00:20:14] with more than 200,000 people, then Tangier Ville
[00:20:18] with more than 168,000
[00:20:21] people. As for arrivals by air transport,
[00:20:24] Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca topped
[00:20:28] the list of airports by receiving approximately
[00:20:31] 25.44%
[00:20:34] of all Moroccans residing abroad
[00:20:37] who entered the Kingdom through air checkpoints, while intensive
[00:20:41] mobilization continues by all stakeholders
[00:20:44] to ensure the best crossing and transit conditions
[00:20:48] for Moroccans worldwide.
[00:20:53] In a move that embodies the continued Moroccan humanitarian
[00:20:55] support for Palestinians, the Bayt
[00:20:59] Mal Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency launched the second phase
[00:21:02] of distributing orphan sponsorships in the Gaza Strip
[00:21:05] for 350 orphans who lost their
[00:21:09] sole provider. This initiative carries messages
[00:21:12] of solidarity and condolences and confirms the continuation of efforts
[00:21:16] to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable groups.
[00:21:19] From Gaza, correspondent Sobhi Abu
[00:21:21] Zaid.
[00:21:25] In the heart of Gaza, under the Moroccan flag, the Palestinian
[00:21:29] Dabke met with Moroccan melodies
[00:21:31] to draw new hope
[00:21:34] for children who have gone through harsh circumstances. The launch
[00:21:37] of the second phase of the project to expand the sponsorship of orphans
[00:21:41] by Bayt Mal Al-Quds Al-Sharif, under the patronage of His Majesty King
[00:21:44] Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory, brought
[00:21:47] support to 350 orphans who lost
[00:21:51] their sole provider in a humanitarian
[00:21:53] initiative that eases the burdens of life
[00:21:56] and opens a new door
[00:22:00] for tomorrow. Here
[00:22:02] the implementation of the second phase of the orphan sponsorship
[00:22:05] project, which is funded by the sisterly Kingdom of Morocco,
[00:22:08] the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency and the Moroccan Association for the Reconstruction
[00:22:12] of Palestine, for 350 orphans in the Gaza
[00:22:16] Strip, classified into multiple categories. All thanks and appreciation
[00:22:20] to the sisterly Kingdom of Morocco, its King, government, and people.
[00:22:24] And we take this opportunity to extend
[00:22:27] to His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory and honor him,
[00:22:31] our congratulations and blessings on the occasion of the glorious Throne Day.
[00:22:35] The celebration was not limited to the distribution of financial sponsorships,
[00:22:38] but became a full recreational day,
[00:22:41] as it included organizing activities and distributing
[00:22:45] and sweets to children, which left
[00:22:49] a direct positive impact
[00:22:56] joy and psychological stability. Thank
[00:22:59] you to Morocco, the King of Morocco, for the sponsorship.
[00:23:02] It came at the right time. Thank you. Thank you to Morocco, the King of Morocco,
[00:23:06] and the people of Morocco. The sponsorship came at the right time, and thank
[00:23:09] you very much to the Moroccan people and Morocco. Thank
[00:23:13] you to the Kingdom of Morocco and to the King of Morocco, and thank you for
[00:23:16] this sponsorship that came at the right time, and thank you very much, Morocco.
[00:23:20] The event concluded with a mural in which
[00:23:24] adults and children, and those who accompanied them, participated
[00:23:27] by writing messages of thanks
[00:23:30] and gratitude to His Majesty King Mohammed VI and to the Moroccan
[00:23:33] people, confirming the deep fraternal
[00:23:36] relations between the Palestinian and Moroccan peoples,
[00:23:39] the first supporter of the Palestinian cause in
[00:23:42] all international forums, and the first
[00:23:45] and constant supporter of the steadfastness of the Palestinian
[00:23:48] people on their land. This is what we have come to expect
[00:23:52] from our brotherly Maghrebi people, who stand by our people.
[00:23:56] And we recall the words of Almighty God: "And they feed food, for love
[00:23:59] of Him, to the needy,
[00:24:02] succeeded in these three points.
[00:24:05] They feed the poor, the orphans, and the children
[00:24:09] of prisoners. We ask God to make it count in their good deeds, to honor them, and to
[00:24:12] bless their livelihoods and offspring, and to grant them all
[00:24:15] their wishes.
[00:24:19] The Kingdom of Morocco today, during the ministerial
[00:24:23] meeting to support Jerusalem and its holy places in Amman,
[00:24:26] reiterated its firm commitment and unwavering
[00:24:29] support for the legitimate rights of the brotherly Palestinian
[00:24:33] people to obtain their freedom and establish their independent
[00:24:36] state on the June
[00:24:37] 4, 1967
[00:24:41] borders, with Jerusalem as its capital, and its conviction
[00:24:44] in the virtues of dialogue and negotiation as the sole
[00:24:48] way to resolve the Palestinian- Israeli conflict, away
[00:24:52] from violence, extremism, and unilateral actions. It also confirmed
[00:24:56] its full involvement in all efforts and initiatives
[00:24:59] aimed at achieving that. Samira Asban
[00:25:01] and Hanan Chamrakh.
[00:25:05] The Kingdom of Morocco reiterates its call to end
[00:25:08] all practices and attacks on the Palestinian
[00:25:11] people in the West Bank and Gaza Strip,
[00:25:14] and stresses the need to work towards opening
[00:25:17] a clear political horizon to end this conflict. This confirmation
[00:25:21] came during the ministerial meeting to support Jerusalem
[00:25:24] and its holy places, held in the Jordanian
[00:25:27] capital, Amman. In his speech on the occasion,
[00:25:31] Minister of Justice Abdellatif Ouahbi affirmed that the Kingdom of Morocco,
[00:25:34] under the high leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may
[00:25:38] God grant him victory, chairman of the Al-Quds Committee,
[00:25:41] has always emphasized the need to avoid anything that could inflame
[00:25:45] the situation in the Palestinian territories, stressing that
[00:25:48] what the city of Jerusalem and the blessed Al-Aqsa
[00:25:52] Mosque witnessed in terms of escalation
[00:25:57] tension and escalation. In this context, the Minister of
[00:26:01] Justice recalled the efforts of the Kingdom of Morocco, under the directives
[00:26:04] and personal follow-up of His Majesty King Mohammed
[00:26:08] VI, may God grant him victory, chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, who
[00:26:11] has continued his efforts and diplomatic endeavors,
[00:26:15] as well as His Majesty's field initiatives through the projects
[00:26:18] and programs implemented by the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency
[00:26:22] to support Palestinians. The Minister of Justice also pointed out that
[00:26:25] the Kingdom, in line with its historical role and steadfast stance
[00:26:29] on the Palestinian issue, strongly condemned the provocative
[00:26:32] actions and brutal systematic incursions
[00:26:36] into the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, which were carried out
[00:26:40] under the protection of Israeli forces. This ministerial
[00:26:45] states of the Arab Ministerial Committee
[00:26:47] concerned with international action to confront illegal
[00:26:51] Israeli policies and measures in occupied
[00:26:54] Jerusalem. The ministers participating in this meeting
[00:26:57] stressed the importance of continued joint action and adopting
[00:27:01] a unified stance to confront illegal Israeli policies
[00:27:04] that constitute a violation of international law
[00:27:08] and undermine the foundations
[00:27:09] of peace.
[00:27:12] We now pause for the latest weather conditions in our country with
[00:27:16] Lubna Ben Rami. Hello and welcome, viewers, to
[00:27:20] the weather forecast. The weather will remain hot inside the
[00:27:23] Souss region, in the southeastern areas, in the north
[00:27:27] of the southern regions, in the plains of Tadla
[00:27:29] and Rehamna, in the Gharb region, and in
[00:27:33] Moulouya. During the afternoon, unstable
[00:27:36] clouds will form, bringing thundery showers accompanied
[00:27:39] by hail in the Middle and High Atlas, in the south
[00:27:42] of the Eastern region, and in the far
[00:27:45] south. As for temperatures, they will reach
[00:27:48] 42 degrees in Figuig.
[00:27:51] 38 degrees will be recorded in Oujda and Taza.
[00:27:55] 32 degrees are expected in Tangier.
[00:27:59] 42 degrees in Marrakech and Ouarzazate.
[00:28:02] 40 degrees. 45 degrees
[00:28:05] are expected in Smara. As for the sea
[00:28:08] state, it will be calm to slightly rough on the Mediterranean
[00:28:11] coast, in the Strait of Gibraltar, and on the Atlantic
[00:28:15] coasts north of Mohammedia, and it will be slightly
[00:28:18] rough to rough on the central and southern coasts. Thank you
[00:28:22] for your good attention. See you.
[00:28:26] In the face of the intense heat wave that
[00:28:29] many areas of the Guelmim-Oued Noun region are experiencing,
[00:28:32] the beaches extended along the coastal strip of Sidi Ifni
[00:28:36] province remain a preferred destination for an increasing
[00:28:39] number of residents of the region and from various
[00:28:42] places. They find in the beaches of the area an ideal
[00:28:46] escape in light of the recorded high temperatures. The picture
[00:28:49] is from the Aftas beach in Mirleft, Sidi Ifni, in a report by Hafez
[00:28:52] Mahdar and Jamal
[00:28:53] El Khassasi.
[00:28:57] Aftas Beach, Sidi Ifni, is one of the most attractive coastal
[00:29:01] spots for vacationers during this summer holiday.
[00:29:04] It is a beach destination with attractive features
[00:29:08] and the mild weather and the variety of natural formations make it
[00:29:12] a favorite destination for visitors from different regions of
[00:29:15] the Kingdom. They choose this place to spend their annual
[00:29:19] vacation. The beach of Iftas in Mir
[00:29:23] Left is a beautiful beach, thank God,
[00:29:25] and respectable. Families come here to
[00:29:28] cool off, thank God. They bring their children, everything is here.
[00:29:32] Thank God, the sea is beautiful and the people here
[00:29:36] are wonderful, thank God. The area is well-known and famous. All the people
[00:29:40] from their region come here. People also come here, even
[00:29:44] people from Tiznit, as well as people from Rabat and Casablanca, they are also here.
[00:29:47] This is a resort, a breather for the people of Guelmim and for
[00:29:51] the residents of Mir Left here. Thank God, the beach is beautiful. We came
[00:29:55] from Guelmim to this beach of Iftas to escape the heat of Guelmim, and it's
[00:29:58] very hot in the summer. I really like the sea.
[00:30:02] I don't like the sea to be calm, and here it's cooling.
[00:30:06] The recorded increase in temperatures during this
[00:30:09] summer period has doubled the number of visitors to this beach, which provides
[00:30:13] an ideal atmosphere for enjoyment and relaxation away from the heat
[00:30:17] of inland
[00:30:20] complete without swimming in these clear,
[00:30:23] refreshing waters. We came from Casablanca
[00:30:28] to this Iftas beach.
[00:30:32] It's nice for
[00:30:35] families, respectable and beautiful. It has beautiful
[00:30:38] beaches. The whole area has good beaches.
[00:30:41] We came with family to relax a bit and spend
[00:30:44] the holidays. We came to the beach of Mir Left. As for
[00:30:48] the sea, it's very beautiful and clean. The lifeguards' treatment
[00:30:52] is good, the people there are nice. We come here to Mir Left
[00:30:55] or Sidi Ifni or El Gzira or all the areas near Sidi Ifni to
[00:30:59] relax.