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[00:00:00] Health window introduces viewers to the most important infectious
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[00:00:15] on Al Aoula. challenges. In Al Maghribia News Channel.
[00:00:17] we get to know
[00:00:27] is at the heart of the confrontation with Morocco continues to consolidate
[00:00:30] a comprehensive approach based on joint cooperation, strict
[00:00:34] management, and respect for its international commitments in the field of migration.
[00:00:38] Correcting
[00:00:40] vision with laser is a modern technique that enhances treatment
[00:00:44] opportunities and improves vision quality.
[00:00:48] The dam lake of Yaacoub Al Mansour is a tourist destination that is witnessing
[00:00:52] a remarkable increase in the number of its
[00:00:54] visitors during these days.
[00:01:02] here. We followed our father's
[00:01:02] in coordination with The Kingdom of Morocco continues its efforts to combat irregular
[00:01:05] migration, based on an approach that combines border
[00:01:09] committees at protection and commitment to shared
[00:01:12] heritage. The goal of responsibility and respect for national sovereignty, with an emphasis on the fact that
[00:01:17] to ensure that they are free partnership in this field should be based on balance,
[00:01:20] has been considered, since its founding trust, and effective burden-sharing.
[00:01:22] in the second Hijri century, a part of The western front of the Mediterranean Sea
[00:01:25] has been, for years, the least problematic for Europe,
[00:01:29] given the significant human, technical, and financial capabilities
[00:01:33] from Laayoune, from Safi, from that Morocco has effectively mobilized to confront
[00:01:36] Taourirt. All cooperatives human trafficking networks. Field
[00:01:40] practiced? They will tell you about data confirms at the national level are present the extent of Morocco's efforts,
[00:01:43] as it thwarted about 160,000 attempts
[00:01:46] of irregular migration during the years
[00:01:49] 2024 and 2025.
[00:01:52] And during this period specifically, 632
[00:01:55] 632
[00:01:58] natural landscapes. The reservoir networks active in human trafficking and irregular
[00:02:01] migration were dismantled, and more than 32,000 rescue
[00:02:04] operations were carried out at sea. Who has
[00:02:08] an interest if Moroccan-Spanish relations are good?
[00:02:11] Who has an interest in
[00:02:14] us experiencing these sad
[00:02:17] scenes? Of course,
[00:02:19] exhibition confirms that investing in social media or social
[00:02:22] networks had a significant role. Who used them? Which
[00:02:26] parties used these networks?
[00:02:30] To convince or to promote
[00:02:33] Fez. This is this idea that crossing to
[00:02:36] Ceuta will mean
[00:02:39] rescue and will mean regularizing the situation directly.
[00:02:43] Morocco affirmed that the management of the irregular
[00:02:47] after years of relying on migration file is based on the principle of balanced partnership
[00:02:50] and shared responsibility. The Kingdom is not a police
[00:02:53] officer or a guardian of Europe, but rather a sovereign
[00:02:56] partner that protects its national borders and engages in
[00:03:00] cooperation based on trust and mutual commitment within
[00:03:03] a clearly defined partnership, which now
[00:03:06] necessitates updating the rules of partnership to keep pace with current
[00:03:10] transformations. Dealing with migration cannot rely
[00:03:14] solely on the security approach. In this
[00:03:17] the resort. The demand for context, the importance of the development approach adopted
[00:03:21] number is on the cornea. This is by Morocco emerged, especially in the northern regions
[00:03:24] of the Kingdom, where indicators showed that
[00:03:26] 95% of the people who had
[00:03:31] would be here next to this reached Ceuta left it voluntarily
[00:03:33] based on their own convictions and choice, which
[00:03:37] reinforces Morocco's developmental path and the strategic
[00:03:40] choices that were implemented under the leadership of His
[00:03:43] Majesty King
[00:03:46] Protection. Mohammed VI, may God protect
[00:03:47] with my parents him. The royal initiatives in the northern
[00:03:50] provinces created an unprecedented economic and social boom
[00:03:54] that resulted in the creation of more than
[00:03:58] sites that make 430,000 job opportunities. Morocco,
[00:04:00] with the vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him,
[00:04:04] approved a program
[00:04:07] based on three axes: first,
[00:04:10] strengthening border control and combating human trafficking
[00:04:13] networks; second, adopting
[00:04:16] a humanitarian migration policy and regularizing
[00:04:20] Always pray for the situations of a large number of migrants. As you know,
[00:04:23] Morocco has always been considered a transit country
[00:04:26] for sub-Saharan countries. Morocco
[00:04:29] has humanely regularized the situations of many
[00:04:33] of these migrants. It also
[00:04:35] Mr. Zakaria, thank you relies on the axis pray for the of investing in economic and social
[00:04:39] development. Morocco has proven to be a reliable
[00:04:42] partner for the European
[00:04:46] displayed on the screen. for each patient. Union in
[00:04:48] Wait for us on migration management, and the balanced approach that combines security and development
[00:04:52] is the optimal way to achieve shared
[00:04:55] security and stability in the region.
[00:04:58] Morocco affirms that economic and social
[00:05:01] development remains the most
[00:05:04] us. No, effective entry point to reduce If you had dedicated an hour a day irregular migration,
[00:05:07] calling for a more supportive European partnership
[00:05:10] for the development path that enhances common interests
[00:05:14] and keeps pace with growing regional
[00:05:25] international news, Iran announced yesterday that it had reached an agreement
[00:05:29] with the Sultanate of Oman regarding a new path for ships
[00:05:33] to cross the Strait of Hormuz, the vital waterway for global energy supplies
[00:05:36] and which
[00:05:40] the United States. Tehran
[00:05:42] clarified that opening the passage depends on the position that
[00:05:46] Washington will take, which imposes a blockade on Iranian
[00:05:49] ports. For its part, Pakistan
[00:05:52] expressed hope today that the agreement regarding the Strait
[00:05:56] of Hormuz will lead to a resumption of talks between the United States
[00:05:59] and Iran, within the framework of a memorandum
[00:06:02] of understanding that Islamabad helped mediate.
[00:06:05] The
[00:06:14] Lebanese-Israeli front: Israel launched a series
[00:06:17] of raids overnight on two towns in southern Lebanon,
[00:06:20] injuring at least four people. The shelling of one of the towns
[00:06:24] was accompanied by a warning for residents to evacuate.
[00:06:28] This comes at a time when the Israeli army announced yesterday the killing
[00:06:31] of two of its soldiers in an escalation that coincides with
[00:06:35] the two countries holding a round of negotiations in Rome. The Israeli
[00:06:39] army announced precision strikes on southern Lebanon,
[00:06:42] in response to what it described as a blatant violation of
[00:06:46] the ceasefire by Hezbollah.
[00:06:47] In
[00:06:54] an orange vigilance warning, the General Directorate of Meteorology
[00:06:58] expects a heatwave
[00:07:01] in many regions of the Kingdom, starting today until
[00:07:05] next Saturday, where temperatures will range between
[00:07:09] 39 and 47 degrees
[00:07:12] Celsius in Taroudant, Zagora, Tata,
[00:07:15] Essaouira, Boujdour, Oued Eddahab, Beni Mellal, Fquih Ben
[00:07:19] Salah, Kelaat Sraghna, and Essaouira.
[00:07:21] Thunderstorms are also expected, with a possibility of
[00:07:24] hail and strong winds from this afternoon
[00:07:28] until 11 p.m. Rainfall
[00:07:31] will range between 20 and 35 mm
[00:07:35] in Ouarzazate, Jerada, Boulemane, Midelt, Azilal, Beni
[00:07:38] Mellal, Ifrane, Oued Eddahab, Figuig, Al Haouz, and Tinghir.
[00:07:48] Between waiting rooms and examination devices,
[00:07:51] the journey of those wishing to correct their vision with
[00:07:54] laser begins. Ghaitha is one of them. She came
[00:08:00] glasses, hoping to regain clearer
[00:08:03] vision. This choice was not spontaneous, but rather came
[00:08:07] after much thought and consideration between the desire to improve vision
[00:08:10] quality and medical considerations.
[00:08:18] conditions, meaning precise conditions. The first
[00:08:21] is age, which is universally recognized, meaning
[00:08:25] over 18 years old, approximately, until we reach
[00:08:28] stability, meaning the numbers no longer move and the same
[00:08:33] the first condition. The second condition is safety. A corneal
[00:08:37] and retinal examination, and an examination of the eye nerves and eye muscles,
[00:08:41] must be done. An eye exam and
[00:08:44] even a body exam, because there are diseases in the human
[00:08:47] body that can cause
[00:08:49] dysfunction.
[00:08:52] Before undergoing laser vision correction,
[00:08:55] Ghaitha undergoes thorough examinations
[00:08:58] aimed at assessing the condition of the eye
[00:09:02] and confirming the suitability of this procedure
[00:09:04] for her condition. I have been wearing them since I was five
[00:09:08] years old. And I've been wearing them my whole life. Now
[00:09:12] I'm 20 years old. My vision
[00:09:14] reached
[00:09:18] 45, which created a lot of problems in my daily life. I did
[00:09:21] a little research and found that there is a vision
[00:09:25] correction surgery. My family helped me with this
[00:09:28] and encouraged me to do this surgery to solve this vision
[00:09:32] problem, even though the cost was high. Thank
[00:09:36] God, the result was good. After
[00:09:40] completing the examinations and ensuring the suitability of the condition,
[00:09:43] laser vision correction surgery is performed.
[00:09:47] Accurate diagnosis and medical evaluation
[00:09:50] remain the basis for choosing the most appropriate treatment
[00:09:57] With the significant increase in temperature, swimming becomes
[00:10:00] the preferred destination for children and youth
[00:10:03] to escape the summer heat. Between organized spaces
[00:10:06] that meet health and safety conditions, and other
[00:10:10] random spaces that lack the most basic elements of protection,
[00:10:14] the question remains: where can safe swimming be found?
[00:10:17] I'm afraid for my children. I don't want
[00:10:20] them to go anywhere that doesn't have public
[00:10:24] water.
[00:10:43] Children and youth.
[00:10:46] And we are responsible for monitoring and treating
[00:10:49] the pool water and we treat it daily.
[00:10:53] Daily with chlorine
[00:10:56] and pH reducer
[00:10:59] and flocculant. These are all materials
[00:11:02] we use correctly. And there
[00:11:06] are different committees that
[00:11:09] supervise us and come to monitor. Swimming in stagnant
[00:11:12] or unsupervised water can lead to skin
[00:11:16] diseases, eye and ear infections,
[00:11:19] in addition to other health problems. The delegation
[00:11:22] of the Ministry of Health and Social Protection in Kelaat Sraghna province,
[00:11:27] local authorities and community health
[00:11:30] offices, conducts continuous field monitoring
[00:11:34] swimming pools. These operations include taking
[00:11:37] water samples for laboratory analysis
[00:11:42] of bacteria and parasites and comply
[00:11:45] with quality standards.
[00:11:48] Between the pleasure of swimming and the challenges of safety, awareness
[00:11:52] and adherence to prevention rules remain the true
[00:11:55] guarantee for a safe summer. Choosing organized
[00:11:59] public swimming pools and avoiding ponds, irrigation canals, and
[00:12:02] ditches is not just a choice, but a protection of life
[00:12:06] and preservation of the lives of children
[00:12:08] and youth.
[00:12:11] Yaacoub Al Mansour Dam, a charming watery painting amidst
[00:12:14] the Atlas Mountains, located 60 kilometers from the city
[00:12:17] of Marrakech, and represents one of the distinguished
[00:12:20] areas with its charming
[00:12:23] of this dam recorded significant water inflows
[00:12:27] during the current year, which made it a destination for mountain
[00:12:30] tourism enthusiasts. In the midst of summer, the area witnesses
[00:12:34] a high demand from Moroccan and foreign visitors to enjoy
[00:12:37] the beauty of nature and the recreational activities that have enhanced
[00:12:40] the attractiveness of this resort.
[00:12:43] The area has become beautiful, and they built the tower
[00:12:47] here. There is food, everything. Tourism
[00:12:50] is here. Honestly, it got better when they added to it.
[00:13:08] It's beautiful and has water, thank God.
[00:13:10] It's distinguished by these boats that are here this year. People
[00:13:13] come and enter with their children and enjoy
[00:13:17] that water. The tourism project is good for the dam.
[00:13:21] It's good for the residents of the area. It's good even for people.
[00:13:29] Yaacoub Al Mansour, in the community of Ourika, is a natural outlet to escape
[00:13:33] the city noise and immerse oneself in nature and enjoy
[00:13:36] its tranquility and the charming landscapes of the surrounding
[00:13:39] forest cover
[00:13:42] the area has boosted tourism and opened the door
[00:13:45] for economic activity for the benefit of the local
[00:13:48] population. There are many
[00:13:52] people, and whoever wants to ride, we'll take them for a ride.
[00:14:05] Because there are young children,
[00:14:08] older women, thank God, everyone comes to us,
[00:14:11] all people come to us. In addition to the Yaacoub
[00:14:14] Al Mansour Dam lake, the Ourika region has water sources
[00:14:18] and waterfalls, and multiple archaeological and natural
[00:14:23] the region one of the charming
[00:14:25] tourist areas in the Al Haouz
[00:14:28] province.
[00:14:35] In the heart of Jerada city, where the Moroccan product
[00:14:39] hall meets the spirit of initiative and creativity, the appointment
[00:14:42] with the social and solidarity economy is renewed through
[00:14:45] a space that celebrates what the land produces through the regional
[00:14:49] exhibition of local products, which aims
[00:14:52] to value these products and support cooperatives
[00:14:55] and improve their production
[00:14:58] and marketing capabilities. We
[00:15:00] are a cooperative that participated in the exhibitions
[00:15:04] organized by the initiative. We thank them
[00:15:07] for helping us
[00:15:12] especially blouses and Rabat
[00:15:15] embroidery. These are the ones that have a big demand here in the eastern
[00:15:19] region, and I innovated in the blouse. I innovated in the blouse because
[00:15:22] the blouse is our heritage. Preserve it. It gained
[00:15:26] popularity because we made improvements
[00:15:28] to it. And by the way,
[00:15:30] there is the haik. I designed a modern
[00:15:33] dress. I made a modern
[00:15:36] haik dress. And the bniga and the tattoo, the tattoo of the eastern region.
[00:15:40] This bniga was used in the olden days. And we participated in
[00:15:43] the exhibition for the second time. And thank God, the exhibition
[00:15:47] came to us from far away. Thank God, the sales
[00:15:50] rate here is very good, and
[00:15:54] people and cultures. We produce
[00:15:58] natural products. We do natural healing with herbs, and we make perfumes.
[00:16:01] We make perfumes like musk with sandalwood,
[00:16:05] like milk mixed with a group of types of
[00:16:09] perfumes, meaning the exhibition is
[00:16:11] an outlet for us exhibitors and for the residents,
[00:16:15] and it has participation, not just
[00:16:19] local, but also participation from outside the province.
[00:16:22] We exchange, meaning an opportunity to exchange
[00:16:26] experiences and expertise
[00:16:29] and share information. This
[00:16:33] session is witnessing the participation of 36 exhibitors,
[00:16:36] representing various regions of the Kingdom, offering a diverse
[00:16:39] assortment of natural products, in addition to traditional
[00:16:42] industry products and handicrafts that reflect the richness
[00:16:46] and diversity of Moroccan
[00:16:50] this exhibition is to create an economic and commercial dynamism within
[00:16:53] this city and to encourage local cooperatives and promote
[00:16:57] local products, as well as to build bridges
[00:17:00] and communicate between cooperatives at the national
[00:17:04] level. The presence of cooperatives was a distinguished presence
[00:17:07] from all over Morocco, from Dakhla,
[00:17:10] Rabat, from Tiflet, from
[00:17:15] in this exhibition to exchange experiences, given that the current exhibition
[00:17:19] attracts a group of cooperatives that came to us from
[00:17:22] different regions of the Kingdom, from the south, from
[00:17:25] the center of the Kingdom, and from the north as well. And within the framework of the third
[00:17:28] program related to improving income and economic integration of youth, the Regional Committee
[00:17:32] for Human Development supported a group of cooperatives during
[00:17:36] this year, where the number of cooperatives that benefited
[00:17:38] from the support of the National Initiative for Human Development
[00:17:42] is about 15 cooperatives
[00:17:45] with a budget set at two million dirhams.
[00:17:48] And between supporting
[00:17:52] local initiatives and valuing local products, the Jerada
[00:17:57] cooperatives is not just support for production, but a real
[00:18:00] bet on sustainable development that puts
[00:18:03] people at the heart of development projects.
[00:18:21] Peace be upon you. Do you remember me?
[00:18:24] Yes, I am that plastic bottle. And now
[00:18:27] I'm back, not to complain, but to ask you a small
[00:18:31] favor. Don't take me to the sea anymore. First, because
[00:18:35] I don't know how to swim, and second,
[00:18:48] you have a good idea. At least the fish won't eat them then, and they won't be left on the sand,
[00:18:52] and you can even use them as many times as you want.
[00:18:56] But I promise you, I won't be upset anymore.
[00:18:59] Agreed? Can I count
[00:19:02] on you? Well, that's what we want.
[00:19:06] It's time for me to go, and I'll say goodbye to you.
[00:19:10] Take care of yourselves and your sea,
[00:19:13] too. Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental
[00:19:24] In politics, the decision is the beginning of the story, and a stance makes a difference,
[00:19:28] and a vision reorders
[00:19:29] time.
[00:19:32] Here, big questions are raised, perspectives are received,
[00:19:36] opinions are examined with arguments, and here meaning is born from
[00:19:39] dialogue.
[00:19:42] But the story is not over yet, for there
[00:19:45] is more to say. The guest of this week's episode is Abdullah
[00:19:49] Bouanou, head of the parliamentary group of the Justice and Development Party.
[00:19:52] We will monitor with him the latest political and social
[00:19:56] developments in our country, and the position of youth within
[00:19:59] public policies and the challenges of consolidating trust. We will review with him
[00:20:03] the party's positions on the issues that occupy the national arena, with
[00:20:06] the approach of the by-elections.
[00:20:08] We will also discuss the party's preparations for these elections
[00:20:12] and its vision for the map of competition and alliances.
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