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[00:00:00] through these advanced technological programs,
[00:00:04] we are talking about an operation or
[00:00:07] a transaction or a process that you will do from your phone
[00:00:10] and it will be received at the time by the person
[00:00:14] who, of course, had these amounts transferred to them. But we need, as I told you, to know
[00:00:17] the composition. Not everyone has access. Yes, that is
[00:00:21] get paid the question. Is this operation available to everyone? It is
[00:00:24] not whether it is available, but whether we can implement it. It is available,
[00:00:27] meaning the future. In the near future, it will be
[00:00:30] available. It will just remain, meaning whether we will familiarize ourselves
[00:00:34] with it quickly or not, because today
[00:00:37] the vast majority are talking about transfers, meaning
[00:00:41] from banking agencies, meaning from bank to bank, and they go
[00:00:44] and get their national card and go and get their gift. Therefore, today,
[00:00:48] this cost, as I told you, there is
[00:00:51] a pivotal moment in also something we need to work on in the Kingdom of Morocco. We are talking about very large amounts.
[00:00:55] We mentioned that Bank Al-Maghrib is talking about approximately 130 billion
[00:00:59] dirhams.
[00:01:04] one of the largest ports in
[00:01:09] This also gives us a negotiating paper so that we can
[00:01:12] and engaging in the increasing negotiate that cost, that amount. What is the percentage? Meaning,
[00:01:15] what is the percentage so that you can talk about 3% or
[00:01:19] 4%? Here, sir, there was a recent discussion that led
[00:01:22] to a move towards signing agreements between Morocco and recipient countries,
[00:01:26] especially European countries, in order to, of course, reduce the cost
[00:01:30] of transfers. What is the possibility of activating this step in the future?
[00:01:34] It's not, madam, that there were
[00:01:37] negotiations not only on the cost, but there were
[00:01:40] also negotiations on those programs or that direction of
[00:01:44] the European Union to tighten and,
[00:01:47] meaning, tighten
[00:01:51] We also visited this so that you can make transfers to all countries of the world, not only to, meaning to
[00:01:53] Morocco. Therefore, there was a discussion on the basis
[00:01:56] that the Kingdom of Morocco would benefit from this path that
[00:02:00] we took
[00:02:01] 7th. The purpose of this in the Moroccan banking system.
[00:02:04] So let's not forget that when the Kingdom of Morocco exited the gray list
[00:02:08] of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), it gave us a strong proposal
[00:02:12] and gave us a strong negotiating power with countries, and we
[00:02:15] started, we started
[00:02:17] their products, and introduce them. From this with France, and why did we go to France and discuss with it
[00:02:19] and negotiate with it? Because we have more than approximately
[00:02:26] The exhibits included a range of a renewed series of 31% of transfers from Moroccans around the world coming from France. So that if you go and give, of course,
[00:02:30] this negotiating paper to other
[00:02:34] countries, it will make it easier for you with other countries. Therefore,
[00:02:37] today, what is very important for us is
[00:02:41] episode. Thank you for that there are banks from outside the Kingdom of Morocco, from
[00:02:45] the European Union, and most recently, meaning recently, the Governor of Bank
[00:02:48] Al-Maghrib spoke about them wanting to enter the Kingdom
[00:02:51] of Morocco, meaning they see the future of
[00:02:55] the economy in Africa and they see the potential of the economy in
[00:02:58] the Kingdom of Morocco. Therefore, the answer of the Governor of Bank
[00:03:02] Al-Maghrib was very intelligent, in my opinion. He said, "We are now in negotiations with
[00:03:05] the European Union countries on the basis that we will have
[00:03:08] a cost that can be borne
[00:03:11] by that, meaning, Moroccan resident abroad,
[00:03:14] and also that there will be no obstacles to transfers
[00:03:18] through these new measures that the European Union
[00:03:22] is moving towards. Therefore, it is possible to talk in the future, meaning in
[00:03:25] the near future, on the basis that there will be
[00:03:29] solutions with the partnership with the European
[00:03:32] Union, not alone, as with the partnership with the European
[00:03:36] Union, and also
[00:03:37] and sustainable development in benefiting from
[00:03:39] of Guelmim. A number of the strength of the banking
[00:03:41] women system of the Kingdom of Morocco, and also this
[00:03:43] and prosperity in continuous economic growth that
[00:03:47] for our products, and thank God, we are achieving in the Kingdom of Morocco so that we can see the matter in its
[00:03:50] entirety, but not only in
[00:03:53] the issue
[00:03:55] exhibition for us. of cost, Professor Driss Al-Alaoui, economic expert
[00:03:59] the 7th of this and analyst, thank you for these clarifications. Welcome, madam.
[00:04:02] Welcome. Tourist revenues in our country reached
[00:04:06] 53 billion and 760 million
[00:04:09] dirhams in the first five months of the current year,
[00:04:13] according to data from the Exchange Office. The Kingdom
[00:04:16] attracted 7,700
[00:04:19] tourists up to May, an increase of
[00:04:22] 7% compared to the same
[00:04:25] period last year. Tourist revenues had
[00:04:28] jumped in 2025 to
[00:04:31] 138 billion dirhams, an increase of
[00:04:35] 21% compared to
[00:04:38] 2024.
[00:04:45] The Competition Council stated that
[00:04:47] said that the turnover of wholesale diesel and gasoline distribution
[00:04:51] begins the journey of prevention, and from this other ideas that companies, excluding
[00:04:52] standpoint, this health marine fuel, stood at approximately 70 billion
[00:04:55] and 400 million dirhams for the year
[00:04:58] 2025, recording a decrease of
[00:05:01] 8.9% compared to
[00:05:05] 2024.
[00:05:07] The council clarified that diesel and gasoline sales
[00:05:11] by these companies reached approximately
[00:05:14] 3 billion and 450 million
[00:05:16] liters up to the year 2025,
[00:05:20] an increase of 1.8% over 2024.
[00:05:24] 2024
[00:05:33] A French report confirmed that Horizon
[00:05:37] Tangier Terminals, a key player in the Tangier Med Port ecosystem,
[00:05:40] enhances Morocco's energy sovereignty,
[00:05:44] simultaneously cementing its position as a central
[00:05:47] platform for supplying ships with fuel and trading
[00:05:51] hydrocarbons in the Strait of Gibraltar. The report
[00:05:55] added that at the intersection of the world's most important maritime routes, the company
[00:05:58] embodies a national ambition
[00:06:02] to make the Kingdom a regional energy
[00:06:04] and logistics hub, linking
[00:06:08] Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The terminal
[00:06:11] is located within the Tangier Med complex,
[00:06:16] the world, embodying a new generation of industrial
[00:06:20] assets that combine enhancing energy sovereignty
[00:06:24] globalization of trade movements,
[00:06:28] according
[00:06:29] to the report.
[00:06:33] Textile and leather sector exports continued
[00:06:36] their downward trend during the first months of the current
[00:06:39] year, in a context characterized by a slowdown
[00:06:42] in demand in European markets and intensifying international
[00:06:46] competition, against internal challenges
[00:06:49] mainly related to a shortage of skilled
[00:06:52] labor and rising production costs.
[00:06:55] According to data from the Exchange Office, the sector's exports
[00:06:59] decreased by 9%
[00:07:02] by May, recording 1 billion and
[00:07:05] 760 million
[00:07:07] dirhams.
[00:07:13] The volume of trade in goods between the European Union and the United
[00:07:16] States reached an unprecedented value in
[00:07:20] 2025,
[00:07:22] amounting to 875 billion Euros (1 trillion
[00:07:26] Dollars), despite increasing customs pressures.
[00:07:30] A study by the German Economic Institute
[00:07:33] showed that these total amounts reflect
[00:07:36] serious damage to key sectors,
[00:07:40] despite the increase in EU exports to
[00:07:43] the United States by
[00:07:45] 7.7%.
[00:07:50] End of today's
[00:07:54] watching. Goodbye.
[00:09:08] Under the effective presidency of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the Mohammed V
[00:09:12] Foundation for Solidarity participates in Operation Marhaba
[00:09:15] 2026 and provides its reception centers in
[00:09:18] Italy, France, Spain, and Morocco, 24/7,
[00:09:22] happy to welcome you.
[00:09:47] Good evening, dear viewers. Welcome to this live news
[00:09:51] bulletin, presented to you from Al-Ayoun Channel. Here are the main
[00:09:55] headlines. We will follow, God willing, in our bulletin
[00:09:59] tonight, more than 2.74
[00:10:02] million people, the number of Moroccans residing
[00:10:06] abroad who entered the Kingdom since the launch of Operation
[00:10:09] Marhaba, until Monday.
[00:10:20] Also in the bulletin, God willing, a Moroccan youth
[00:10:23] delegation visits the southern provinces
[00:10:26] of the Kingdom and participates in Porto Novo in the activities
[00:10:30] of the preparatory meeting for the 17th session of the
[00:10:34] World Social Forum to discuss ways to enhance youth
[00:10:37] participation in implementing the African Union Agenda
[00:10:41] 2063.
[00:10:48] And in the historical memory space of resistance and liberation
[00:10:51] in Smara, a scientific seminar titled "The Battle of
[00:10:55] Wadi Al-Makhazin: Historical Connotations and National Lessons."
[00:11:09] Also in the bulletin, from the rural commune of Umm Al-Wadi,
[00:11:13] we follow the details of the summer camps
[00:11:16] held within the third phase of the National Camping Program
[00:11:19] 2026.
[00:11:31] Welcome to you. On the occasion
[00:11:35] of the 27th anniversary of the accession of His Majesty
[00:11:38] King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory and support,
[00:11:41] to the throne of his blessed ancestors, His Majesty
[00:11:45] King Mohammed VI received congratulatory messages from kings, princes,
[00:11:48] and heads of friendly and sisterly
[00:11:50] states.
[00:11:54] His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory,
[00:11:58] received a congratulatory message from His Majesty King Felipe
[00:12:01] VI, King of the Kingdom of Spain, and from
[00:12:05] the Emir of the State of Kuwait, His Highness Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad
[00:12:08] Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, and from Sheikh Sabah Khalid
[00:12:12] Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, Crown Prince of Kuwait.
[00:12:16] His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory, also received
[00:12:19] a congratulatory message from the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia,
[00:12:23] Mr. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, and from the President of the Republic
[00:12:27] of Angola, Mr. João Manuel Gonçalves
[00:12:30] Lourenço, and from the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Mr.
[00:12:34] Emomali Rahmon, and from the President of the Republic
[00:12:37] of Socialist Vietnam, Mr. To Lam,
[00:12:40] and from the President of the Republic of Portugal, Mr.
[00:12:43] António José Seguro. On the same
[00:12:47] occasion, His Majesty King Mohammed
[00:12:50] VI, may God grant him victory, received a congratulatory message from the President
[00:12:53] of the Republic of Ghana, Mr. John Dramani
[00:12:56] Mahama, and from the President of the Republic of Cape Verde, Mr. José
[00:13:00] Maria Pereira Neves, and from the member
[00:13:03] of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mr. Denis
[00:13:07] Bećirović, and from the Captain Regents
[00:13:10] of the Republic of San Marino, Ms.
[00:13:13] Alessia Tonnina and Mr. Vladimiro
[00:13:16] Silva, and from the President of the Republic of Latvia, Mr. Edgars
[00:13:20] Rinkēvičs. His Majesty King Mohammed VI also received
[00:13:24] a congratulatory message from the President of the Republic
[00:13:27] of Uzbekistan, Mr. Shavkat Mirziyoyev,
[00:13:30] and from the President of the Republic of North Macedonia, Ms.
[00:13:34] Gordana Siljanovska Davkova, and from
[00:13:38] the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Ms.
[00:13:41] Samia Suluhu Hassan, and from the Prime Minister
[00:13:44] of Saint Lucia, Mr. Philip J. Pierre,
[00:13:48] and from the Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic
[00:13:51] Cooperation, Mr. Hissein Brahim Taha.
[00:13:56] We pause now at the Marhaba operation, which is witnessing its peak,
[00:14:00] with continuous mobilization by all stakeholders to
[00:14:04] ensure the best conditions for transit and travel
[00:14:07] for members of the Moroccan community who wish to visit their families
[00:14:11] and spend their holidays in their homeland.
[00:14:14] As of last Monday, the number of Moroccans residing
[00:14:17] abroad who entered the Kingdom reached
[00:14:20] 2.74
[00:14:23] million people, an increase of 0.45%
[00:14:26] compared to the same period last year, according to
[00:14:30] the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity. Samira
[00:14:33] and the details.
[00:14:36] Since the launch of Operation Marhaba and until August 3rd,
[00:14:40] the number of Moroccan expatriates who entered the national
[00:14:43] territory reached 2
[00:14:46] million, 741,570
[00:14:49] people, an increase of
[00:14:51] 0.45% compared to the same period
[00:14:55] last year. As for the number of vehicles that entered the homeland,
[00:14:59] their number reached 287,518
[00:15:03] 287,518
[00:15:06] vehicles, a decrease of
[00:15:09] 12.43%
[00:15:11] compared to the same period last year.
[00:15:15] The data revealed by the Mohammed V Foundation
[00:15:19] for Solidarity also indicates that the recent days have witnessed
[00:15:22] an acceleration in the rate of entry of community members via sea
[00:15:26] transport, as the number of arrivals via this means represents
[00:15:30] 52.19% of the total
[00:15:33] arrivals. Tangier Med Port
[00:15:36] is a pivotal infrastructure in the Marhaba operation.
[00:15:40] The port alone received more than
[00:15:43] 50% of all Moroccans residing
[00:15:46] abroad arriving by sea, followed by the port of
[00:15:49] Nador with more than 200,000 people, then the port of
[00:15:53] Tangier City with more than
[00:15:55] 168,000 people. As for
[00:15:58] arrivals via air transport, Mohammed V Airport
[00:16:02] in Casablanca topped the list of airports
[00:16:05] by receiving approximately
[00:16:10] of the total Moroccans residing abroad who
[00:16:13] entered the Kingdom through air crossings, while
[00:16:16] intensive mobilization continues for all stakeholders to
[00:16:20] ensure the best conditions for transit and travel
[00:16:23] for Moroccans worldwide.
[00:16:25] To
[00:16:28] the Beninese capital, Porto-Novo, which hosted a preparatory
[00:16:32] meeting for the 17th session of the World Social Forum dedicated
[00:16:36] to discussing ways to enhance youth participation in implementing the
[00:16:39] African Union Agenda 2063.
[00:16:42] The meeting brought together civil society actors
[00:16:45] and representatives of human rights and development organizations,
[00:16:48] along with a Moroccan youth delegation representing the southern provinces of the Kingdom,
[00:16:52] Al-Salik Boujdour,
[00:16:53] and details.
[00:16:57] During this international seminar, the Moroccan delegation presented a comprehensive overview of
[00:17:01] human rights, citizen diplomacy, and sustainable development,
[00:17:04] highlighting the challenges facing the continent
[00:17:07] related to security deterioration in the Sahel and Sahara region
[00:17:11] as a result of the activities of armed groups
[00:17:14] and terrorist organizations, with
[00:17:16] the recruitment of children in armed conflicts and separatist
[00:17:20] movements that affect the stability of states and their territorial
[00:17:23] integrity, with a call for a comprehensive approach that combines
[00:17:27] security, development, and political dialogue.
[00:17:30] We discussed several topics and challenges
[00:17:33] facing the African continent. Firstly,
[00:17:37] security challenges,
[00:17:40] challenges regarding armed conflicts in
[00:17:42] Sudan and South Sudan, challenges facing
[00:17:46] the Sahel and Sahara,
[00:17:49] as well as the spread of cross-border
[00:17:53] crime, and the spread of armed groups.
[00:17:56] So there were extensive discussions
[00:18:00] about how to activate the role
[00:18:04] of youth and women in resolving these conflicts, and also
[00:18:07] to have a strong African
[00:18:10] continent, an African continent that guarantees
[00:18:14] security and peace for its citizens.
[00:18:17] We organized a very rich meeting
[00:18:21] with the participation of a number of young women, especially from the city of Porto
[00:18:24] Novo and from different regions of Benin, where they shared their visions,
[00:18:28] perspectives, and recommendations aimed at enhancing
[00:18:31] the ambitions of the African Union Agenda 2063. In
[00:18:35] conclusion, the participants concluded
[00:18:38] that Africa is a continent rich in its potential and resources,
[00:18:42] and that efforts should be made to invest in these resources
[00:18:45] and explore them instead of seeking migration. They also stressed that the true
[00:18:48] strength of Africa lies in its unity, as it is the basis
[00:18:52] for achieving sustainable development
[00:18:54] and shared prosperity.
[00:18:58] A qualitative participation of a youth delegation representing the southern provinces
[00:19:02] of the Kingdom, within the framework of Morocco's keenness to highlight the developmental
[00:19:06] and economic and social dynamism that these
[00:19:09] provinces are witnessing, and their role in achieving regional integration
[00:19:14] the African continent, especially through structural projects
[00:19:18] that enhance stability
[00:19:20] the region.
[00:19:27] Youth represent the driving force and the decisive element in achieving the goals
[00:19:30] of the African Union Agenda 2063. They are the group
[00:19:34] most capable of bringing about change and advancing the path of development.
[00:19:37] By 2030, an interim evaluation will be conducted
[00:19:40] to measure the progress in achieving the agenda's goals.
[00:19:43] The energies of youth must be directed and invested in the best possible way
[00:19:47] to become a real lever for development and serving their homelands
[00:19:51] and contributing to building a more prosperous future for the African
[00:19:54] continent.
[00:20:00] I believe the goal is to build a peaceful Africa
[00:20:03] characterized by stability and economic prosperity, and we continue our commitment
[00:20:07] to achieve the goals of the African Union Agenda
[00:20:10] 2063 and ensure the success of this initiative through
[00:20:14] training and mentorship programs for youth and women, which
[00:20:18] enhances their capabilities and qualifies them to contribute effectively
[00:20:21] to the development of their societies.
[00:20:24] The seminar also enriched the discussion about the African Union Agenda
[00:20:28] 2063 as a strategic
[00:20:31] roadmap for achieving sustainable development, economic
[00:20:35] and peaceful integration, while exploring practical
[00:20:39] ways to enhance youth mobilization and transform major
[00:20:42] goals into implementable development projects.
[00:20:45] The speakers emphasized the need to build sustainable partnerships
[00:20:49] between civil society organizations, governments,
[00:20:53] and the private
[00:20:54] sector.
[00:20:58] In Smara, and in celebration of the 448th anniversary of the glorious
[00:21:01] Battle of Wadi Al-Makhazin, the historical
[00:21:04] memory space of resistance
[00:21:07] and liberation hosted a scientific symposium titled
[00:21:10] "The Battle of Wadi Al-Makhazin: Historical Connotations and National Lessons."
[00:21:14] It was organized by the regional directorate of the High
[00:21:18] Commission for Former Resistance Fighters and Members of the Liberation Army
[00:21:22] in coordination with the Smara Provincial Prefecture and in cooperation with the Regional
[00:21:25] Directorate for Traditional Industries.
[00:21:28] Youssef Zaouati and Mubarak
[00:21:29] Al-Bassi.
[00:21:33] The Battle of Wadi Al-Makhazin, with its historical
[00:21:36] and political dimensions, and what it represents as
[00:21:41] defending the nation's independence and unity,
[00:21:45] was the focus of a scientific symposium that recalled
[00:21:48] the connotations of this national epic and what
[00:21:52] it continues to radiate of values of sacrifice,
[00:21:54] loyalty, and belonging in the Moroccan
[00:21:57] memory. We participated today in a scientific seminar about the Battle of
[00:22:01] Wadi Al-Makhazin and we discussed this battle in
[00:22:04] terms of its extensions. Firstly, it is an established event in time,
[00:22:08] on one hand, and on the other hand, its extensions are still lived by Moroccans
[00:22:12] in its shadow, considering that it is one of the heavy
[00:22:15] moments in Moroccan history that is recalled
[00:22:18] every year. From the Saadi period, given
[00:22:21] its results, which are sheltered by its shade, not only
[00:22:25] Arabs and Muslims in these regions.
[00:22:28] We learned about
[00:22:31] the contents and connotations of this immortal
[00:22:35] battle from the history of the noble
[00:22:37] Kingdom.
[00:22:41] exhibition located in this space, which is
[00:22:44] an exhibition of heritage.
[00:22:47] It includes traditional industry products,
[00:22:51] as well as pictures of the Alawite Sharifian
[00:22:53] monarchs, and also a collection of pictures of
[00:22:57] resistance fighters and members of the Liberation Army in these precious
[00:23:00] regions of the Kingdom.
[00:23:03] A scientific meeting re-read the Battle of
[00:23:07] Wadi Al-Makhazin in its historical
[00:23:10] and national contexts, within
[00:23:13] the intellectual and cultural program
[00:23:16] of the High Commission's office for former
[00:23:26] Women entrepreneurship and economic
[00:23:29] empowerment: What
[00:23:32] prospects? This was the topic of the national seminar organized
[00:23:35] by the Istiqlal Women's Organization in Guelmim, with the participation of national
[00:23:38] party leaders. This event comes within the framework of implementing
[00:23:42] the training, mentorship, and outreach program of the
[00:23:45] Istiqlal Party at the gateway to the Moroccan Sahara, Guelmim.
[00:23:49] Hafid Mahdar.
[00:23:54] To shed light on the reality of women's entrepreneurship
[00:23:57] in Morocco and to review the various obstacles facing women
[00:24:01] entrepreneurs, this national seminar was organized, which
[00:24:04] also highlighted the mechanisms to enhance women's entrepreneurship
[00:24:08] and expand opportunities for access to finance and encourage
[00:24:12] investment and innovation. These axes were framed by interventions
[00:24:16] from a group of Istiqlal Party leaders at the central, regional,
[00:24:20] and local levels. A communicative meeting and a seminar
[00:24:24] on women's entrepreneurship and economic empowerment for women in the city
[00:24:31] from the province, as well as representatives
[00:24:34] from civil society associations and
[00:24:38] media outlets, attended this meeting.
[00:24:42] It was an opportunity to present the programs
[00:24:45] that the government is undertaking in this regard, and also
[00:24:48] to focus on
[00:24:54] and especially regarding women's participation in public life in general.
[00:24:58] Speakers at this seminar emphasized that women's
[00:25:02] economic empowerment is a fundamental pillar
[00:25:05] for achieving sustainable development and promoting social
[00:25:09] justice. Interventions highlighted ways
[00:25:12] to overcome the obstacles facing women entrepreneurs by
[00:25:15] developing support mechanisms, funding,
[00:25:18] and training, in addition to encouraging women's initiatives
[00:25:22] and creating a supportive environment for investment and
[00:25:25] entrepreneurship. It was an opportunity to address
[00:25:29] the topic of women's economic empowerment, the program being implemented
[00:25:33] by the Ministry of Social Solidarity, Family, and the Guelmim-Oued Noun region and its
[00:25:37] progress, in addition to a set of
[00:25:40] can, meaning,
[00:25:43] support women's entrepreneurship.
[00:25:45] And it was also an opportunity
[00:25:49] to listen to the concerns of active
[00:25:52] women, community organizers, and in the field of cooperatives,
[00:25:56] to learn about the obstacles they face, especially
[00:25:59] the obstacles of qualification,
[00:26:02] training, and capacity building. We want to empower women
[00:26:06] with strength and action, by involving
[00:26:09] women in development, and also by supporting
[00:26:13] entrepreneurs, as well as supporting working women,
[00:26:16] and also women who work in the care
[00:26:19] economy. So women work in everything, and women do not
[00:26:24] any dirham for a set of tasks
[00:26:28] within the home. So
[00:26:31] we are only raising questions
[00:26:34] and trying to ask good questions, because good
[00:26:38] questions lead to good
[00:26:41] answers and solutions.
[00:26:44] The seminar is a platform for sharing ideas and visions
[00:26:48] among various stakeholders and actors, where the importance
[00:26:51] of coordination between public institutions, the private sector,
[00:26:55] and civil society was emphasized in order to provide the conditions
[00:26:58] for the success of women's entrepreneurship as a driver of local
[00:27:03] and national development.
[00:27:06] In terms of development, the third edition of the
[00:27:10] Initiative Fair for Local Products is continuing
[00:27:13] in the city of Sidi Ifni, which is organized by
[00:27:17] the National Initiative for Human Development, aiming to promote local
[00:27:20] cooperatives' products and contribute to their marketing. Hafid Mahdar
[00:27:24] and Jamal
[00:27:27] Local cooperatives specializing in valuing and developing a range of
[00:27:31] local products in the Sidi Ifni region have set up stalls
[00:27:35] in the spaces of this exhibition, which is organized by the National
[00:27:38] Initiative for Human Development in the context of efforts to support the social
[00:27:42] and solidarity economy and support the cooperative fabric
[00:27:45] in the region. On the occasion of the celebration of the glorious
[00:27:49] Throne Day, the Regional Committee for Human
[00:27:52] Development organizes the Initiative Fair for
[00:27:55] Local Products in its third edition, which
[00:27:59] will run from August 1st to August
[00:28:04] exhibition is, firstly, to highlight
[00:28:07] the quality and diversity of local products that the region is
[00:28:10] rich in, and secondly, to create a marketing space
[00:28:14] for cooperatives to encourage them, market
[00:28:19] platform, we invite residents and visitors to the city to
[00:28:22] visit the exhibition and support local
[00:28:26] products.
[00:28:29] products with their local specificities, such as argan oil
[00:28:32] and its derivatives, honey, cosmetics, and other local food
[00:28:36] products, in addition to traditional
[00:28:39] industry products. The exhibition is a space for direct
[00:28:42] marketing and promotion, which contributes to improving producers' incomes
[00:28:46] and enhancing the economic dynamism in the region.
[00:28:50] We came to this exhibition organized by the Initiative's
[00:28:53] Youth Platform in Sidi Ifni to introduce
[00:28:57] our products, including honey, Amlou,
[00:29:00] and Argan oil. We brought different types
[00:29:09] This means for us to introduce our products
[00:29:13] and sell them, so that people know what these cooperatives
[00:29:16] do and what their products
[00:29:19] are. And thank God, we are very
[00:29:23] happy with this exhibition, and why not have
[00:29:26] these exhibitions like this all the time? Our cooperative was among the beneficiaries
[00:29:29] this year from the National Initiative
[00:29:33] for Human Development. Thank God, this support has opened
[00:29:36] great horizons for us, including getting to know more about exhibitions
[00:29:40] and making people trust us more. The exhibition, we
[00:29:43] think, is good during this time of year.
[00:29:47] Sidi Ifni sees a high demand
[00:29:50] there is sales and demand. And I thank
[00:29:53] the youth who organized this
[00:29:57] The exhibition continues until
[00:30:02] month, and it is a platform that opens promising horizons for
[00:30:05] these local cooperatives for marketing and exchanging experiences and production
[00:30:09] experiences.
[00:30:14] As part of efforts to enhance health prevention
[00:30:17] and improve the quality of medical services, the Boujdour
[00:30:20] province witnessed the organization of
[00:30:24] an awareness day for early detection of diabetes and high
[00:30:28] blood pressure, along with a training course for health staff,
[00:30:31] and that is With an initiative from the Hope Chain Association
[00:30:35] for medical and social assistance,
[00:30:38] and with the support of the National Initiative for Human Development,
[00:30:41] and in coordination with the Regional Delegation of Health
[00:30:44] and Social Protection in Larache, Mohamed
[00:30:50] early diagnosis
[00:30:55] day opened the door for male and female citizens
[00:30:59] to benefit from