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[00:00:00] as an incubator
[00:00:02] for the art
[00:00:06] since approximately of Al-Ruwaiseh.
[00:00:08] 2015. I was at
[00:00:20] to apply for this
[00:00:24] approach. In this
[00:00:27] Viewers, welcome. A news bulletin from the Moroccan
[00:00:31] News Channel. Beginning with
[00:00:36] 95% of the headlines. Royal attention
[00:00:40] to the health sector through the rehabilitation of the health
[00:00:43] system
[00:00:45] was attended by the member in the Kingdom. The rehabilitation challenge relies on training
[00:00:48] medical and paramedical competencies in various
[00:00:51] specialties. A royal vision is translated today
[00:00:56] ministers in this meeting
[00:00:56] The royal initiatives in through modern institutions and training paths that meet
[00:01:00] the highest standards in preparation for a new generation of health professionals.
[00:01:17] The events that took place
[00:01:20] Saturday afternoon. at the crossing points leading to Ceuta and Melilla brought
[00:01:23] the issue of migration back
[00:01:26] increasing and increasing. Thank God, to the forefront of attention. This is a complex issue with intertwined security, humanitarian,
[00:01:30] and developmental dimensions. Morocco continues to reinforce
[00:01:33] a comprehensive approach that makes migration
[00:01:36] a matter of shared responsibility based
[00:01:39] on strict management and respect for international commitments.
[00:01:45] on the axis of investing in
[00:01:58] toys and sweets In the midst of increasing risks of forest fires,
[00:02:01] Morocco continues to strengthen its prevention
[00:02:04] and night, they were one for achieving shared and intervention system by mobilizing advanced
[00:02:07] or mother and restored human and logistical resources based
[00:02:09] on monitoring and early
[00:02:16] containment the most effective way to limit warning, in addition to deploying specialized aerial and ground means
[00:02:17] of the fire within the framework of tight field coordination among
[00:02:20] the various stakeholders.
[00:02:27] Welcome back. The bulletin
[00:02:32] trees. Fortunately, no casualties on the health sector. Every strong health system relies on qualified human
[00:02:36] capital. From this starting point, His Majesty
[00:02:38] King Mohammed VI (may God protect him) has given
[00:02:42] special attention to training medical competencies and strengthening
[00:02:45] human resources, considering it the cornerstone
[00:02:49] of health sector reform. This vision
[00:02:52] is translated today through modern institutions
[00:02:55] and training paths that meet the highest
[00:02:57] standards in preparation for a new generation
[00:03:00] of health professionals. Kawthar Abutir, Mohammed Rachid and
[00:03:04] Jihad Libri.
[00:03:08] Training is the mirror of treatment.
[00:03:10] and its close cooperation The Mohammed VI International Center for Simulation in Sciences
[00:03:12] and Health provides
[00:03:15] of Him, to the needy, the orphan, various advanced medical devices
[00:03:16] participating in this that a medical student needs for complex interventions.
[00:03:20] المعقده
[00:03:27] Okay, we have a large section for endoscopy simulation
[00:03:30] that date. We have also continued in Africa, which
[00:03:33] for national sovereignty, includes all digital simulation tools
[00:03:37] that allow these residents,
[00:03:40] who are still at the first level, to
[00:03:43] start learning what endoscopy is, understand
[00:03:46] the technique, and then they gradually move on to other
[00:03:50] devices, which are the devices we have in the hospital that
[00:03:53] are specifically for training, not for patients. This allows us
[00:03:57] to get them used to working with these devices. Here,
[00:04:00] the student spends their day practicing on samples
[00:04:03] that resemble reality, to avoid errors and reduce
[00:04:07] the margin of danger.
[00:04:10] It enables us to practice and
[00:04:14] repeat the gesture multiple times so that
[00:04:17] when
[00:04:20] interior regions. Pleasure is not we have the opportunity, we can make the most of that one
[00:04:22] chance we get.
[00:04:25] We give them virtual patients and put them in a setting that
[00:04:28] is similar to a real operating room.
[00:04:30] And as for the screens and medical supplies, medical equipment
[00:04:34] that matches reality, and we show them how
[00:04:37] to image blood vessels for heart diseases, how to reach
[00:04:40] heart vessels, how to image, how to perform these
[00:04:43] operations. The Higher Institute of Nursing Professions
[00:04:47] and Health Technologies in Laayoune is also part
[00:04:50] of an integrated system that provides a group of nurses
[00:04:54] capable of responding to the demands of a rapidly
[00:04:57] developing health system.
[00:05:00] My first assignment was in
[00:05:03] Guelmim in 2009, and then
[00:05:07] to contain the last hotbeds I transferred to Boujdour
[00:05:09] for approximately five years.
[00:05:12] From Boujdour, we returned to Laayoune,
[00:05:16] where we have been
[00:05:20] Moulay Hassan Hospital in Ben M'Sik.
[00:05:24] As soon as the launch
[00:05:26] of this Master's program was announced, we were the second
[00:05:30] batch and group
[00:05:32] Master's. The goal of the Master's, as you all know,
[00:05:36] the Master's in Nursing Sciences and Health Technologies aims to train
[00:05:40] staff.
[00:05:42] Its ultimate goal is
[00:05:44] to train
[00:05:47] students or future health professionals.
[00:05:50] The institute opened its doors for specialization in the Master's
[00:05:53] program, and graduates with previous experience in hospitals,
[00:05:57] in addition to practical training, will enable academic
[00:06:00] training to teach a new generation
[00:06:03] of nurses. I am a licensed nurse
[00:06:06] from the state. The Institute of Specialized
[00:06:09] Nurses, Laayoune branch, promotion
[00:06:13] 2012. I practiced the profession as a licensed nurse
[00:06:16] for almost 11
[00:06:19] years. After that, I had the opportunity to pursue
[00:06:23] a Master's in Nursing Management,
[00:06:27] the goal of which is, of course,
[00:06:30] to improve health services
[00:06:34] available to all citizens, especially citizens in the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra
[00:06:37] region. This improvement of health services, of course,
[00:06:40] is in line with
[00:06:51] responding to the needs of the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra region,
[00:06:54] especially with the upcoming opening of the Laayoune University
[00:06:57] Hospital. The training offer has been developed to include
[00:07:01] 22 specializations in the Bachelor's
[00:07:05] degree. In addition, the Institute has been keen to keep pace with
[00:07:08] health system reforms by providing
[00:07:11] specialized human resources
[00:07:14] locally, especially in the area of managing
[00:07:17] the quality of health services to meet the needs
[00:07:20] of the University Hospital Center, in addition to training
[00:07:24] staff in the field of training by adopting
[00:07:27] a Master's in the field of Nursing Science Pedagogy
[00:07:31] to raise the quality of training Theoretical and practical education
[00:07:35] according to the latest technologies and most important references qualifies
[00:07:39] a new generation of doctors and nurses to serve
[00:07:42] citizens and meet their needs with the most effective means
[00:07:46] possible.
[00:07:52] The events that took place recently at the crossing points leading to
[00:07:55] Ceuta and Melilla, which resulted from overlapping
[00:07:58] factors, primarily the malicious exploitation
[00:08:02] of the digital space and the dissemination of misleading
[00:08:05] information, brought the issue of migration back
[00:08:08] to the forefront of attention in a new test
[00:08:11] of a complex equation involving security, humanitarian, and developmental dimensions.
[00:08:15] Between strict management and respect for international
[00:08:19] commitments, Morocco continued to solidify a comprehensive
[00:08:22] approach that makes migration a matter of shared
[00:08:26] responsibility, not just a security challenge. Report by Hamza
[00:08:30] El Khader
[00:08:31] Libri.
[00:08:34] The Kingdom of Morocco continues its efforts to combat
[00:08:37] irregular migration, based on an approach that combines
[00:08:41] border protection and shared responsibility, and respect
[00:08:46] while emphasizing that partnership in this area
[00:08:49] should be based on balance, trust, and effective
[00:08:53] burden-sharing. The western front
[00:08:56] of the Mediterranean Sea has for years remained the least
[00:09:00] problematic for Europe due to the significant human,
[00:09:03] technical, and financial capabilities that Morocco has
[00:09:07] effectively mobilized to confront human trafficking
[00:09:10] networks. Field data confirms
[00:09:13] the extent of Morocco's efforts, as it thwarted approximately
[00:09:17] 160,000 irregular migration attempts
[00:09:20] during 2024 and
[00:09:23] 2025. During this period
[00:09:26] specifically, 632
[00:09:30] networks involved in human trafficking and irregular
[00:09:33] migration were dismantled, and more than 32,000
[00:09:37] rescue operations at sea were carried out.
[00:09:40] Who benefits if Moroccan-Spanish relations are good?
[00:09:44] Who benefits from us
[00:09:46] experiencing these sad
[00:09:50] scenes? Of course, social media
[00:09:53] or social networking sites played
[00:09:57] a significant role. Who used them? Which parties
[00:09:59] used these networks
[00:10:03] to persuade or promote
[00:10:05] this idea that crossing to
[00:10:09] Ceuta would mean
[00:10:11] salvation, directly?
[00:10:15] Morocco affirmed that managing the irregular
[00:10:19] migration file is based on the principle of balanced
[00:10:22] partnership and shared responsibility. The Kingdom
[00:10:26] is not a policeman or a guardian for Europe, but rather
[00:10:29] a sovereign partner that protects its national borders
[00:10:33] and engages in cooperation based on mutual trust and commitment
[00:10:36] within a clearly defined partnership. This now calls for updating
[00:10:40] the rules of partnership to keep pace with current transformations.
[00:10:43] Addressing migration cannot
[00:10:46] rely solely on a security
[00:10:49] context, the importance of the developmental approach
[00:10:53] adopted by Morocco emerged, especially in the northern regions
[00:10:56] of the Kingdom, where indicators showed that
[00:11:01] the individuals who had arrived in Ceuta
[00:11:04] voluntarily left based on their own
[00:11:07] conviction and choice. This reinforces Morocco's
[00:11:11] development path and the strategic choices
[00:11:14] implemented under the leadership of His Majesty
[00:11:17] King Mohammed VI, may God protect him.
[00:11:21] the northern regions have created an unprecedented
[00:11:25] social leap, represented by the creation of more than
[00:11:29] 430,000 job opportunities. Morocco,
[00:11:32] with the insight of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God
[00:11:35] protect him, has approved
[00:11:38] a program based on three
[00:11:41] axes. The first is strengthening border control
[00:11:44] and combating human trafficking networks. Secondly,
[00:11:48] adopting a humanitarian migration policy and regularizing
[00:11:52] the status of a large number of migrants, as you know.
[00:11:55] Morocco was always considered a transit country
[00:11:59] for sub-Saharan African countries. And Morocco,
[00:12:02] humanely, regularized the status of many of these
[00:12:06] migrants. It also relies
[00:12:10] economic and social development.
[00:12:13] Morocco has proven to be a trusted partner for the European
[00:12:17] Union in migration management, and that
[00:12:21] the balanced approach that combines security
[00:12:24] and development is the optimal
[00:12:29] in the region. Morocco affirms that
[00:12:32] economic and social development remains
[00:12:37] irregular migration, calling for a more supportive
[00:12:41] European partnership for the development process
[00:12:45] to enhance common interests and keep pace with growing
[00:12:48] regional
[00:12:49] challenges.
[00:12:55] Following the recent events at the crossing points leading
[00:12:59] to the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, EU interior
[00:13:02] ministers held an emergency remote meeting during which
[00:13:05] they praised Morocco's role in managing this incident
[00:13:09] and called for strengthening protection at external
[00:13:12] borders. Zakia
[00:13:15] Belqas.
[00:13:18] During this emergency meeting, the Spanish Minister of the Interior
[00:13:21] affirmed that his country dealt with the illegal
[00:13:25] crossing of thousands of migrants in a swift
[00:13:29] and effective manner, praising the role
[00:13:32] played by Morocco
[00:13:35] with the Spanish authorities. This was agreed upon by
[00:13:39] the majority of the countries
[00:13:41] meeting.
[00:13:47] We have worked resolutely with the Kingdom of Morocco
[00:13:50] to avoid any humanitarian tragedy, both before
[00:13:55] to do so with full loyalty and close cooperation during
[00:13:59] recent
[00:14:00] years.
[00:14:03] Regarding the security aspect, we expressed our solidarity
[00:14:07] with Spain and commend the cooperation established with Morocco,
[00:14:11] and we confirm that we have been and still
[00:14:14] are at the disposal of the Spanish authorities. During this meeting, it was
[00:14:17] also emphasized that these events that
[00:14:21] took place in the city of Ceuta were driven
[00:14:24] by criminal smuggling networks
[00:14:27] and misleading information that was circulated through
[00:14:30] social media. Morocco, from
[00:14:33] its position as a loyal partner
[00:14:36] committed to its obligations, contributed to managing
[00:14:39] this crisis.
[00:14:43] In Sefrou province, the battle to extinguish
[00:14:46] the forest fire has continued for five days without let-up,
[00:14:49] with exceptional mobilization of various intervention
[00:14:53] teams. Intensive field and air operations
[00:14:56] are relying on Canadair aircraft and advanced
[00:15:00] monitoring and surveillance means, in addition to
[00:15:04] modern equipment and specialized vehicles to confront rugged
[00:15:08] terrain and shifting winds in a continuous
[00:15:11] race to control the fire and protect the forest
[00:15:14] cover and residents. Hanan Arsalan
[00:15:17] and Anwar Al-Ghammar.
[00:15:20] Mobilization has not stopped since the outbreak of the Dhayet Ifre fires
[00:15:24] in Sefrou province. The fires and limiting their spread
[00:15:28] for the fifth consecutive day continue to intervene
[00:15:32] of this fire. Here in the Ait Oussi
[00:15:35] M'Gdal forest, the efforts of the authorities and concerned departments,
[00:15:39] alongside citizens, combined to extinguish
[00:15:42] the fires, especially since the residents have agricultural
[00:15:46] and pastoral activities The fires
[00:15:49] in these mountains, in this area, posed a great
[00:15:53] danger to the residents of the area, especially us who live close to them,
[00:15:56] because we have this blessing of agriculture here. They came, but
[00:15:59] thank God, after these problems, this suffering, and this situation,
[00:16:03] the provincial authorities came, including the Civil Protection, the Royal Armed Forces,
[00:16:06] the Royal Gendarmerie, the Auxiliary Forces, and His Excellency the Commander. They performed
[00:16:10] a great duty and a great role. It was extinguished.
[00:16:14] This fire scared us, and we thank the Royal Armed Forces,
[00:16:17] the Auxiliary Forces, the Royal Gendarmerie, the relief workers,
[00:16:20] and the provincial authority. Honestly, if
[00:16:24] it weren't for them, the fire would have reached us. For five
[00:16:27] Honestly, we thank them and they made a great
[00:16:30] effort. And the Canadair planes, without the intervention
[00:16:33] of the Canadair planes, they would not have been able to stop it. This
[00:16:37] is our forest from which we gather firewood and graze our livestock. It is what protects
[00:16:41] us. If there were no planes, no Civil
[00:16:44] Protection, and so on, we would not have overcome it. We
[00:16:48] were extinguishing it with shovels and axes, but we achieved nothing. However,
[00:16:51] thank God, the planes came and put out this fire.
[00:16:55] The fire started on At
[00:16:58] first it was a little, then it started
[00:17:04] with the armed forces and the plane's cooperation, it went to Sqwan.
[00:17:07] It was very close to us, not just a little. All
[00:17:11] human and logistical resources
[00:17:14] were mobilized to extinguish the fires of Dhayet Ifre. Four Canadair
[00:17:18] aircraft were deployed for this operation, which carried out
[00:17:22] 35 interventions to extinguish the fires.
[00:17:25] All means were harnessed to contain the fires
[00:17:29] in an operation considered the largest of its kind this summer. The intervening
[00:17:33] teams worked to contain this fire over
[00:17:37] these consecutive days, meaning day
[00:17:41] on the ground to achieve full control over this fire, and we are now,
[00:17:45] thank God, on this fifth day,
[00:17:48] making tangible progress
[00:17:51] towards the final
[00:17:54] and its extinction. The high
[00:17:58] temperatures and strong winds contributed to the spread of this fire,
[00:18:01] which affected a rich plant cover of green
[00:18:05] oak trees and
[00:18:10] were recorded, and after full control of the fire,
[00:18:13] the extent of material losses
[00:18:16] and the total area of this
[00:18:18] fire will be assessed. We pause at this moment to look at
[00:18:22] Operation Marhaba, which is witnessing its peak. Continuous
[00:18:25] mobilization by all stakeholders to ensure
[00:18:29] the best conditions for transit and movement for members
[00:18:32] of the Moroccan community wishing to visit their
[00:18:35] families and spend their holidays
[00:18:39] in their homeland. As of last Monday, the number of Moroccans
[00:18:42] residing abroad who entered the Kingdom, according to the Mohammed
[00:18:45] V Foundation for Solidarity, exceeded 2,740,000
[00:18:48] مليونين و 740 الف
[00:18:51] people, with an increase
[00:18:53] of 0.45% compared to the same
[00:18:57] period last year. Samira Asban and Hanan
[00:19:01] Shemrah. Since the launch of Operation
[00:19:04] Marhaba until the third of August, the number of members
[00:19:08] of the Moroccan community who entered the national
[00:19:11] territory reached
[00:19:13] 2,741,570
[00:19:16] people, an increase of
[00:19:18] 0.45% compared to the same
[00:19:22] period last year. As for the number of vehicles
[00:19:25] that entered the homeland, their number reached
[00:19:29] 287,518
[00:19:33] vehicles, a decrease of 12.13.
[00:19:37] 40% compared to the same period last
[00:19:41] year. The data revealed by the Mohammed
[00:19:44] V Foundation for Solidarity also indicates that in recent
[00:19:48] days, the pace of entry of community members
[00:19:51] via sea transport has accelerated, as the number of arrivals
[00:19:55] by this means
[00:19:56] represents 52.19% of the total
[00:20:00] arrivals. Tangier Med Port, a pivotal
[00:20:04] port infrastructure in the "Marhaba" operation. The port
[00:20:08] alone received over 50% of all Moroccans
[00:20:11] residing abroad arriving by sea, followed
[00:20:14] by Nador port with over 200,000 people,
[00:20:17] then Tangier City port
[00:20:21] with over 168,000
[00:20:23] people. As for arrivals via air transport,
[00:20:27] Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca topped
[00:20:30] the list of airports, receiving approximately
[00:20:34] 25.44%
[00:20:36] of Moroccans residing abroad who
[00:20:40] entered the Kingdom through air crossings. Meanwhile,
[00:20:43] intensive mobilization continues for all stakeholders
[00:20:47] to ensure the best conditions for transit and travel
[00:20:50] for Moroccans around
[00:20:52] the world.
[00:20:55] In a step that embodies the continuation of Moroccan humanitarian support
[00:20:59] for Palestinians, Al-Quds Fund Agency
[00:21:03] launched the second phase of distributing orphan sponsorships
[00:21:06] in the Gaza Strip for
[00:21:09] 350 orphans who lost their
[00:21:12] sole breadwinner. This initiative carries messages of solidarity
[00:21:15] and solace and affirms the continuation of efforts
[00:21:18] to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable
[00:21:22] groups in Gaza. Reporter
[00:21:24] Zaid.
[00:21:27] In the heart of Gaza, under the Moroccan flag,
[00:21:31] Palestinian dabke met Moroccan melodies
[00:21:34] to draw new hope
[00:21:36] for children who have been through harsh conditions. The launch
[00:21:40] of the second phase of the Al-Quds Fund Agency's orphan sponsorship
[00:21:43] expansion project under the patronage of His Majesty
[00:21:47] King Mohammed VI (may God protect him) will bring
[00:21:50] support to 350 orphans who lost
[00:21:53] their sole breadwinner in a humanitarian
[00:21:56] initiative that eases the burdens of life
[00:21:59] for them and opens a new door
[00:22:02] to tomorrow. Today, we are here to begin the implementation
[00:22:05] of the second phase of the orphan sponsorship project, which is funded
[00:22:09] by the sister Kingdom of Morocco, the Al-Quds
[00:22:12] Fund Agency, and the Moroccan Association for Reconstruction in Palestine,
[00:22:16] for 350 orphans in the Gaza Strip, classified into various
[00:22:20] categories. All thanks and appreciation to the sister
[00:22:23] Kingdom of Morocco, its King, government, and people.
[00:22:26] And we take this opportunity to extend
[00:22:30] our congratulations and blessings to His Majesty King Mohammed VI,
[00:22:34] may God protect him, Eid. The celebration
[00:22:37] was not limited to distributing financial sponsorships; it became
[00:22:41] a comprehensive recreational day, as
[00:22:43] it included organizing activities and distributing
[00:22:48] to children, which had a direct positive
[00:22:52] impact on the souls of children who lost a father
[00:22:57] some joy and psychological
[00:22:59] stability to their daily reality. Thank you
[00:23:02] to the King of Morocco for the sponsorship.
[00:23:05] Thank you, thank you to Morocco,
[00:23:09] the King of Morocco, and the people of Morocco. The sponsorship
[00:23:12] came at the right time. Thank you very much to the Moroccan
[00:23:15] people and Morocco. Thank you to the Kingdom of Morocco and the King
[00:23:18] of Morocco, and thank you for this sponsorship. It came at the right time. Thank
[00:23:22] you, thank you very much. The event concluded with
[00:23:25] a mural where adults and children, and those who accompanied them, participated
[00:23:29] in writing messages of thanks and gratitude
[00:23:32] to His Majesty King Mohammed VI and the Moroccan people, affirming
[00:23:36] their deep fraternal relations between
[00:23:38] the Palestinian and Moroccan peoples,
[00:23:42] the primary supporters of the Palestinian cause
[00:23:45] in all international forums, and the first
[00:23:48] and constant supporters of the steadfastness of the Palestinian
[00:23:51] people on their land. This is what we have known
[00:23:54] from the people of the brotherly Arab Maghreb, who stand
[00:23:58] by our people. We remember the saying of Allah Almighty:
[00:24:01] "And they feed food, for love
[00:24:05] and the captive." They have succeeded in all three aspects.
[00:24:08] They are feeding the poor, the orphans, and the children
[00:24:11] of prisoners. We ask God to make this in their balance of good deeds,
[00:24:15] and to honor them, and to bless them in their sustenance and offspring,
[00:24:17] they wish for.
[00:24:22] The Kingdom of Morocco reiterated today during
[00:24:25] the Ministerial Meeting to Support Jerusalem and its Holy Sites
[00:24:29] in Amman, its firm attachment and unwavering
[00:24:32] support for the legitimate rights of the brotherly Palestinian
[00:24:35] people to achieve their freedom and establish their independent
[00:24:39] state on the borders
[00:24:40] of June 4,
[00:24:43] with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital, and its conviction in the virtues
[00:24:47] of dialogue and negotiation as the only path
[00:24:50] to resolve the Palestinian- Israeli conflict, away
[00:24:54] from acts of violence, extremism, and unilateral actions.
[00:24:57] It also affirmed its full involvement in all efforts
[00:25:01] achieving that. Samira Asban
[00:25:04] Shemrah. The Kingdom of Morocco
[00:25:07] reiterates its call to end all practices
[00:25:10] and aggressions against the Palestinian people in the West Bank
[00:25:14] and Gaza Strip, and emphasizes the necessity
[00:25:16] of working to open a clear political horizon
[00:25:20] to end this conflict. This affirmation came during
[00:25:24] the Ministerial Meeting to Support Jerusalem and its Holy Sites,
[00:25:27] held in the Jordanian capital, Amman. In his speech
[00:25:30] on the occasion, Minister of Justice Abdellatif
[00:25:33] Ouahbi affirmed that the Kingdom of Morocco, under the supreme
[00:25:37] leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI (may God protect him),
[00:25:40] Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, has always emphasized the need
[00:25:44] to avoid anything that could inflame the situation in the Palestinian
[00:25:47] territories, stressing that the escalation in the city
[00:25:50] of Jerusalem and the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque during
[00:25:53] the past months portends a move towards more tension
[00:25:57] and escalation. In this
[00:25:59] context, the Minister of Justice recalled the efforts
[00:26:03] of the Kingdom of Morocco, with direct instructions
[00:26:07] and personal follow-up from His Majesty King Mohammed
[00:26:10] VI (may God protect him), Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee,
[00:26:14] who has continuously pursued his diplomatic efforts
[00:26:17] and his Majesty's field initiatives through the projects
[00:26:21] and programs implemented by the Al-Quds Fund Agency
[00:26:24] to support Palestinians. The Minister of Justice also pointed
[00:26:28] out that the Kingdom, in line with its historical role and unwavering
[00:26:32] stance on the Palestinian cause, strongly condemned
[00:26:35] the provocative acts and systematic
[00:26:38] brutal incursions into the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque,
[00:26:42] which took place under the protection of the Israeli forces. This ministerial meeting
[00:26:47] states of the Arab Ministerial Committee concerned with international
[00:26:50] action to confront illegal Israeli policies
[00:26:54] and measures in occupied Jerusalem. The participating
[00:26:59] emphasized the importance of continuing joint
[00:27:02] action and taking a unified stance to confront illegal
[00:27:06] Israeli policies that violate international
[00:27:08] law and undermine the foundations
[00:27:12] of peace.
[00:27:15] We stop now to look at the latest weather conditions
[00:27:18] in our country with Loubna Ben Rami. Welcome, viewers, to
[00:27:22] the weather forecast. The weather will remain hot inland
[00:27:26] in the Souss region, in the southeastern areas, in the northern
[00:27:29] southern provinces, in the plains
[00:27:33] of the Gharb region, and in Moulouya.
[00:27:36] During the afternoon, unstable clouds will form,
[00:27:40] bringing stormy showers accompanied by hail in the Middle
[00:27:43] and High Atlas, in the southern eastern region,
[00:27:46] and in the far south. As for temperatures,
[00:27:49] they will reach 42 degrees
[00:27:52] in Figuig, 38 degrees will be recorded in Oujda
[00:27:56] and Taza, 32 degrees are expected
[00:28:00] in Tangier, 42 degrees
[00:28:03] in Marrakech, in Ouarzazate it will be 40 degrees,
[00:28:06] 45 degrees are expected in
[00:28:09] Smara. As for the sea conditions, it will be calm
[00:28:13] to slightly rough in the Mediterranean, along the Strait's
[00:28:17] coasts, also along the Atlantic coasts north of Mohammedia, and it will be
[00:28:20] slightly rough to rough along the central
[00:28:23] and southern coasts. Thank you for your kind attention.
[00:28:26] Goodbye.
[00:28:28] Amidst the severe heatwave affecting many regions,
[00:28:35] the beaches along the coastal strip of Sidi Ifni province remain a preferred destination
[00:28:39] for an increasing number of residents of the region and from
[00:28:43] various other places. They find the beaches of the region a perfect
[00:28:46] haven amidst the recorded high temperatures.
[00:28:49] The picture is from Iftas Beach in Mirleft, Sidi
[00:28:53] Mahdar. and the beauty of
[00:28:56] Khassasi.
[00:28:59] Sidi beach is one of
[00:29:32] Thank God, they bring their children here. Everyone is respectful, thank God.
[00:29:36] The sea is beautiful and the people here from this country are wonderful, Masha'Allah. Amir
[00:29:40] Left is well-known and famous. All the people from Kalmium and their entourages come
[00:29:44] here. People from Tabaman are also here. Even people from Tiznit and also people from
[00:29:48] Rabat and Casablanca are here. It's a place, a getaway
[00:29:52] for the people of Kalmim and the residents of M'left.
[00:29:55] And thank God, the free beach is beautiful. We came from Kalmim to this beach
[00:29:59] of Aftas. We escaped the heat of Kalmim, and it's very hot in summer.
[00:30:03] I came to the beach a lot. I love the waves. I don't like the sea to be calm, and here
[00:30:07] it's cool. The recorded high temperatures
[00:30:10] during this summer period have doubled the number of visitors
[00:30:14] to this beach, which provides an ideal atmosphere for enjoying
[00:30:17] and relaxing away from the heat of the sea in the
[00:30:22] complete without swimming in these clear,
[00:30:26] refreshing waters. We came from Casablanca.
[00:30:29] This beach, Aftas,
[00:30:33] is beautiful. It's a beach for families.
[00:30:37] It's respectable and beautiful. It has beautiful beaches. The whole
[00:30:40] area around it has nice beaches.
[00:30:43] We came with the family to relax a bit and spend
[00:30:47] the holidays. We came to the beach of M'left. As for
[00:30:50] the sea, it's very beautiful and clean. The shopkeepers' dealings
[00:30:54] are good. The people there are good. We come here to M'left
[00:30:58] or Sidi Ifni or Legzira or