ALMAGHRIBIA — broadcast 20260806 220000 UTC 286 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:05] towers in the African continent, [00:00:22] of the Kingdom of Morocco in the [00:00:25] and international levels. [00:00:30] We have recently seen a lot of modified images and videos [00:00:34] with artificial intelligence that may be untrue, [00:00:38] fake, or used [00:00:41] points from two wins against out of their real [00:00:41] and engraving on wood, context. We must verify from trusted sources from [00:00:45] official media channels. We must diversify [00:00:48] the sources from which you get your news. [00:00:51] The spread of fake news was already [00:00:55] widespread, and now it has increased with artificial [00:00:58] intelligence. Especially in videos and even in ChatGPT, [00:01:03] a reception on this for example, students who are looking for news or [00:01:06] information in ChatGPT, it gives them a phenomenon [00:01:13] economic, and cultural that reflect their quick of hallucination. Artificial intelligence [00:01:14] The goal is to produce hallucination, it starts giving information on its own. [00:01:18] The widespread spread [00:01:20] Morocco vs. South Africa, of fake news on social media is described [00:01:23] by specialists as the golden age of deception engineering and manipulation [00:01:26] of minds. Easy and fast information and [00:01:30] erroneous digital content have all the elements that ensure [00:01:33] their reach to a recipient who is content with consuming [00:01:37] 58 seconds and these contents without [00:01:38] Mal Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency. verifying their authenticity, especially when they become widely [00:01:41] circulated material. This [00:01:45] new digital reality [00:01:48] has redefined what is called [00:01:51] the psychology of misleading and social [00:01:55] network engineering. However, the danger lies in these [00:01:58] strategies that can be summarized in four [00:02:02] points. The first point is the packaging [00:02:05] of deception. The second point that is relied [00:02:09] upon is taking credibility, meaning relying on [00:02:12] a visual identity logo. The third point is [00:02:16] trust. Most deceptive [00:02:18] information is first published in social media groups. [00:02:22] And the fourth and most dangerous [00:02:25] point is repetition. This misleading information [00:02:28] is published on pages by [00:02:31] thousands of fake accounts. Artificial [00:02:35] intelligence, which contributes to the spread of fake information, [00:02:38] also contains mechanisms to detect this false [00:02:42] news and misinformation [00:02:45] their owners, an eighth when we acquire the minimum level of awareness to use it in this [00:02:49] I performed, and it was direction, in addition to other mechanisms that help distinguish [00:02:53] and judicial cooperation between the two friendly between fake news and real news. It is enough that every [00:02:55] user, [00:02:58] on their personal phone, [00:03:01] regions, inland [00:03:03] gives the news to be verified. [00:03:04] Chichaoua, Tadla In 95% of cases, artificial intelligence [00:03:08] is capable of [00:03:10] southern provinces. detecting errors. The second point is, of course, referring [00:03:13] to the source. When [00:03:16] This is the goal we receive any information, it is enough to go to the official website and verify the list [00:03:19] of news. And the third and most important [00:03:23] point is to develop critical thinking among youth and even adults. We [00:03:26] should not accept any information. If the variety [00:03:30] of digital verification tools and verification [00:03:33] algorithms for detecting fake information and news [00:03:36] figures from political, diplomatic, are essential solutions to counter fake news and information, [00:03:39] then spreading digital awareness, critical [00:03:42] thinking, and media [00:03:45] round due to its advanced literacy among individuals and the many great artists and youth are essential requirements for dealing with modern [00:03:52] us with the beautiful Raï coordination between the two of the glorious Throne Day. technology and artificial intelligence to make it a tool for building rather than destroying [00:03:54] values and societies. To Jerusalem, where the [00:03:58] summer school at the campus of the Higher [00:04:01] Institute for Science, Environment, and Arts in Beit [00:04:04] Hanina, north of Jerusalem, did not only teach young people traditional [00:04:07] crafts, but transformed it into spaces for innovation [00:04:11] that last for four weeks [00:04:13] for the Royal Army to develop the craft and creative skills of beneficiaries [00:04:16] by integrating handicrafts with design thinking [00:04:19] and artificial intelligence technologies. This training comes [00:04:22] as part of the summer school program for the 2026 season, sponsored by Bayt Mal [00:04:26] Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency. Third Harash and Ayad [00:04:30] A summer school that combines the originality [00:04:34] of traditional crafts and artificial intelligence [00:04:37] technologies. It is an initiative [00:04:39] organized by the Higher Institute for Science, Environment, [00:04:43] and Arts in Beit Hanina, north of Jerusalem, [00:04:46] as part of the summer school program for the [00:04:49] 2026 season, under the patronage of Bayt Mal [00:04:53] Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency, affiliated with the Jerusalem Committee, [00:04:56] chaired by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, [00:05:00] may God protect him. 45 boys and girls, aged [00:05:03] between 12 [00:05:04] and goals that the Atlas Lionesses and 17, benefited from [00:05:08] community. This the training program that lasts for four [00:05:11] weeks, aiming to refine craft and creative skills [00:05:14] and link them with modern innovation tools. The idea [00:05:18] is to combine crafts with experimentation for a generation [00:05:22] that is often difficult to deal with and whose needs are difficult to meet. [00:05:25] So we thought [00:05:26] let's cultivate their interest in things [00:05:30] they are already interested in and nurture it. We give them [00:05:34] a chance to discover themselves through [00:05:37] Practical workshops combine learning handicrafts [00:05:40] and design thinking. Using artificial [00:05:43] intelligence tools in a comprehensive educational [00:05:46] experience that includes training participants in the fields of jewelry [00:05:50] making, textiles, carving, [00:05:54] while learning about different materials and techniques for [00:05:57] working on them. From the beginning [00:06:00] of the camp, the students [00:06:03] were very keen on handicrafts because [00:06:06] they are always tech-savvy. I saw that [00:06:10] they have a lot of ability and interest [00:06:13] in working with their hands in these crafts [00:06:17] Remarkable turnout from participants in various [00:06:20] workshops and achievements [00:06:23] integration into the experience. [00:06:27] works inspired by Moroccan decorations and make copper [00:06:30] bracelets and wooden watches. I hung [00:06:32] the keys. I [00:06:36] made it with a Moroccan [00:06:38] style, and I [00:06:40] kept filing the sides to make it smooth. When we started making [00:06:44] the keychains, I didn't know anything about what to do. I just [00:06:48] wanted to finish, but after I started making it and saw that it became beautiful, [00:06:52] I started to love it even more. We made [00:06:54] a copper bracelet. [00:06:58] We hammered on it, [00:07:02] and all the particles came closer together, [00:07:05] which made it flatter. And we learned how [00:07:08] to put beads inside it with thin [00:07:11] wire. I worked on many crafts in this [00:07:15] camp, but the craft that caught my attention the most [00:07:19] was this watch, how it was a single piece of wood, [00:07:22] and then these small pieces, and how I put piece after piece together [00:07:26] to create this artwork. I also loved how the colors [00:07:29] give it life, making it unique. An educational [00:07:33] experience that transcends the boundaries of craft training [00:07:37] to open new horizons for creativity and innovation, [00:07:40] and confirms that combining the authenticity of heritage [00:07:44] with modern technologies is capable of producing [00:07:46] inspiring models that make craft the language [00:07:50] of the future, and creativity a means of preserving [00:07:52] and transmitting Within the framework [00:07:56] of the official visit made by the Minister of Justice of the Republic [00:08:00] of Kazakhstan, which falls within the context of strengthening legal [00:08:05] countries, the Minister of Justice held a working session with [00:08:08] the Attorney General of the Republic of Kazakhstan, dedicated to assessing [00:08:12] the level of bilateral cooperation and exploring ways to strengthen [00:08:16] its mechanisms. The two sides affirmed their commitment to continuing [00:08:20] institutional dialogue between the parties and enhancing consultation [00:08:24] and coordination mechanisms to ensure the optimal implementation of signed [00:08:27] agreements and contribute to advancing judicial and legal [00:08:30] cooperation between the Kingdom [00:08:36] of Morocco and the Republic of Kazakhstan to higher levels. Across [00:08:40] various world capitals, the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco celebrates [00:08:43] the glorious Throne Day by organizing receptions attended by prominent [00:08:49] economic, and cultural circles, as well as members of the Moroccan [00:08:51] community. Yasser [00:08:54] El Amrani and Mehdi Kerkasho. The Embassy of the Kingdom [00:08:57] of Morocco in Qatar organized a reception [00:09:00] on the occasion of the celebration [00:09:03] This ceremony was an opportunity to highlight [00:09:07] the major achievements of the Kingdom, as well as to emphasize [00:09:10] the strong relations that unite the Kingdom of Morocco [00:09:14] and the State of Qatar. These relations have witnessed [00:09:17] further coordination, consultation, exchange [00:09:21] of visits, and activation of sectoral cooperation [00:09:23] in several [00:09:26] areas. In Geneva, the Permanent Mission of the Kingdom [00:09:30] of Morocco to the United Nations Office [00:09:33] held a reception on the occasion of the glorious [00:09:36] Throne Day, where the transformations that the Kingdom has undergone [00:09:40] over the past 27 years were reviewed. [00:09:43] Emphasis was placed on Morocco's active role [00:09:46] within the international organizations hosted [00:09:50] in Geneva. Several initiatives are led by Morocco [00:09:53] in the fields of human rights, inter-cultural dialogue, [00:09:57] gender equality, migration, and multilateral [00:10:00] cooperation. [00:10:03] The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Tokyo [00:10:06] also celebrated the glorious Throne Day. The reception [00:10:10] was attended by Japanese officials, members of [00:10:12] the diplomatic corps, representatives of economic [00:10:16] and cultural circles, as well as members of the Moroccan [00:10:20] event was an opportunity to reaffirm the strong [00:10:24] friendship and cooperation between the Kingdom [00:10:27] of Morocco and Japan, and to review the major [00:10:31] projects that Morocco is witnessing, especially in the areas of investment, [00:10:35] renewable energy, infrastructure, [00:10:38] and sustainable development. [00:10:41] In a unique national [00:10:43] atmosphere, the Embassy [00:10:47] Malian capital, Bamako, celebrated the [00:10:49] 27th anniversary of the glorious Throne Day. [00:10:53] The Throne Day represents [00:10:55] a national milestone for the bonds of cohesion between the Throne [00:10:59] and the people and commemorates the path of development and reform [00:11:02] that the Kingdom is witnessing. The ceremony featured [00:11:05] presentations of Moroccan heritage and culture that reflected the richness [00:11:09] and diversity of the national identity and strengthened [00:11:13] the bridges of friendship [00:11:18] Within the framework of the celebrations of the glorious [00:11:22] Throne Day, the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco [00:11:25] in Greece held [00:11:28] occasion. During this ceremony, the strength of Moroccan-Greek [00:11:31] relations and their development at the levels [00:11:34] of political, [00:11:38] cooperation were emphasized, along with the importance [00:11:41] of continuing joint efforts to open new horizons [00:11:44] for partnership between the two [00:11:48] countries. The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Argentina [00:11:51] celebrates the glorious Throne Day. This celebration [00:11:55] was an occasion to recall the major achievements [00:11:58] made by the Kingdom and to review the reform [00:12:01] and development projects that have strengthened Morocco's [00:12:05] position as a trusted partner at the regional and international [00:12:08] levels. [00:12:11] Across the world, joyous celebrations commemorated the glorious [00:12:14] Throne Day. During the receptions organized by the Moroccan [00:12:18] Embassies in various world capitals, the major [00:12:21] projects led by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God [00:12:25] protect him, which contributed to strengthening Morocco's [00:12:29] position regionally and internationally, [00:12:30] were reviewed. Ibrahim Zaki [00:12:35] and efforts. In celebration of the 27th anniversary [00:12:38] of the glorious Throne Day, the Embassy of the Kingdom [00:12:42] of Morocco in Cairo held a reception attended [00:12:45] by senior Egyptian officials, heads of diplomatic missions, public [00:12:49] and media figures. The occasion [00:12:52] highlighted the strength of Moroccan-Egyptian relations [00:12:55] and their development, culminating in the signing [00:12:58] of 14 cooperation agreements, enhanced [00:13:01] economic exchanges, and air connectivity [00:13:04] between the two countries. In Beirut, [00:13:08] the Kingdom's Embassy celebrated the occasion [00:13:12] with a significant official and diplomatic presence. [00:13:15] The ceremony reflected the depth of fraternal [00:13:19] Moroccan-Lebanese relations and was an occasion to highlight [00:13:22] the institutional and developmental path of the Kingdom [00:13:26] and the achievements made under the leadership [00:13:28] of His Majesty King Mohammed [00:13:32] In Brazzaville, the celebration brought [00:13:36] together Congolese political figures, members of the diplomatic [00:13:39] corps, and members of the Moroccan community. The occasion [00:13:43] emphasized the strength of historical relations [00:13:46] between Morocco and Congo and highlighted their [00:13:50] cooperation for a stronger and more integrated Africa. [00:13:53] The ceremony also honored three personalities [00:13:57] for their efforts in strengthening [00:13:58] human and cultural ties [00:14:04] In Banjul, the Embassy of the Kingdom highlighted [00:14:07] the advanced level reached by Moroccan-Gambian [00:14:10] relations politically and economically, and the continued [00:14:15] countries in regional and international forums. [00:14:19] It also highlighted more than 120 [00:14:21] scholarships offered by Morocco annually [00:14:25] to Gambian [00:14:25] students. [00:14:32] In Dublin, the Embassy of the Kingdom celebrated [00:14:35] the glorious Throne Day with the presence of political, [00:14:38] diplomatic, economic, and cultural [00:14:41] figures, as well as members of the Moroccan community. This [00:14:45] event highlighted the development of cooperation [00:14:48] between Rabat and Dublin and the major economic [00:14:52] transformations that the Kingdom has witnessed in the car industry, renewable [00:14:56] energies, and infrastructure. [00:25:48] culture and contributing [00:25:52] to stimulating the local economy. In conclusion, [00:25:56] a reminder of the main points of the news for this evening's [00:25:59] main broadcast. The Mohammed VI Tower in Rabat, [00:26:02] an exceptional architectural masterpiece and one of the tallest [00:26:07] an innovative cultural [00:26:08] surface that embodies [00:26:16] His Majesty the King's noble vision for modernizing [00:26:19] infrastructure and consolidating Morocco's position as a leading [00:26:22] economic and tourist hub at the continental [00:26:27] Morocco continues its multi-dimensional approach to managing [00:26:30] irregular migration, combining [00:26:36] firmness and commitment to the humanitarian dimension and respect [00:26:40] for international law. A unique approach that enhances [00:26:43] security and makes migration a developmental [00:26:47] issue and a shared responsibility. The widespread [00:26:50] spread of fake news and misleading information [00:26:53] on social media is fueled [00:26:58] by the remarkable development of information and communication [00:27:02] technology, especially with the emergence of artificial [00:27:05] intelligence. This phenomenon negatively impacts society [00:27:08] and calls for greater [00:27:09] awareness to distinguish