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[00:00:03] The safety of these children Bab Oqla Museum presents models of Tetouan's
[00:00:07] of political parties to Hira, which has aesthetic and historical value, and bears witness to the skill
[00:00:11] and brilliance of Tetouan's craftsmen.
[00:00:15] 2 in Jewelry making is considered one of the authentic and deeply rooted traditional crafts,
[00:00:18] not only in the city of
[00:00:20] is one of Tetouan, but in most Moroccan old
[00:00:23] cities. Here, the museum displays a collection of
[00:00:28] and also artifacts, a collection of opponent's errors and managed jewelry that has aesthetic, historical,
[00:00:32] and cultural value, made from several
[00:00:36] materials. We have gold
[00:00:39] jewelry,
[00:00:41] and civilian objects in jewelry that contains precious stones
[00:00:44] such as emeralds,
[00:00:48] and coral. We also have various
[00:00:52] shapes, including earrings, the turban,
[00:00:56] an integral part
[00:00:57] militias in accordance with and the crown. Tetouan is a city of
[00:01:00] rich and diverse
[00:01:02] played with high concentration and succeeded in cultural heritage that has succeeded in preserving the Islamic
[00:01:06] Andalusian civilization and continuously adapting it to
[00:01:09] cultural influences, which has enriched
[00:01:14] of the region. and distinguished its cultural, creative, artistic, and scientific
[00:01:17] history.
[00:01:20] and was able to win in
[00:01:21] has attracted the attention of a number of The museum also displays a collection of artifacts that are related to these sciences and that are represented either in manuscripts
[00:01:25] that mention the city of Tetouan or that mention its
[00:01:28] history, in addition to
[00:01:35] Kyiv of attempting to disrupt
[00:01:37] the electoral promises in this Quranic paintings
[00:01:38] and so on.
[00:01:44] Bab Oqla Museum in Tetouan is a dive into
[00:01:48] an authentic history with Andalusian touches, a discovery
[00:01:51] of a civilized organization that has given Tetouan its place in
[00:01:55] the UNESCO World Heritage List. Bab Oqla Museum
[00:01:58] is an immersion in a rich creative heritage
[00:02:01] that reflects the Tetouanian Moroccan cultural identity.
[00:02:21] water, meaning it snows even in education in various cycles from
[00:02:30] the region offers a variety of
[00:02:45] Good morning to all our viewers. This is a live news bulletin,
[00:02:49] and here
[00:02:53] higher education occupies a prominent position in election campaign programs, as it is
[00:02:58] service that many families rely one of the most important expectations of students and academics. Approaches intersect around
[00:03:02] the suitability of training with labor market needs, updating teaching techniques,
[00:03:05] and improving the social conditions
[00:03:09] meaning we start with of students.
[00:03:15] For the eighth consecutive time, the Royal Moroccan Tennis Federation is crowned
[00:03:19] as the best tennis federation at the African level. A sport reflected
[00:03:22] by the number of titles and achievements across different
[00:03:25] categories.
[00:03:33] Moroccan cuisine meets
[00:03:35] students who do not only aspire to the French school at Mohammed VI Tower, an exchange of expertise
[00:03:39] seek quality in between chefs and experts on modern techniques
[00:03:41] and flavors inspired by Moroccan and French cuisine,
[00:03:44] with an experience that seeks to combine the authenticity of local
[00:03:48] products with the precision of professional
[00:03:50] practice.
[00:03:55] We take them safely and bring them Welcome back,
[00:03:58] viewers. We begin this bulletin with the legislative file
[00:04:02] or the 2026
[00:04:07] he is speeding on and transportation. legislative file. A statement from the head of government
[00:04:08] And thank God, we came prepared for this Masters, indicated that on the occasion of the legislative elections for the election of members of the House of
[00:04:11] Representatives, scheduled to be held
[00:04:13] 14-year-olds who will make their mark, God willing, in on Wednesday, September 23, 2026,
[00:04:15] 2026
[00:04:19] was the stage for a Moroccan achievement in
[00:04:19] cannot benefit from scholarships, neither in and in accordance with the Prime Minister's Circular No.
[00:04:21] the bachelor's cycle nor in 14/26 dated September 1,
[00:04:23] 2026, the heads of public
[00:04:27] administrations, general managers, directors of
[00:04:30] institutions and public enterprises, as well as the heads of local
[00:04:33] councils, are invited
[00:04:36] of developing higher education are to grant the necessary facilities to all staff, employees,
[00:04:39] workers, and agents
[00:04:44] flag flying high laws, but also to affiliated with various public deal cautiously with services to perform their national duty and exercise their personal right to vote
[00:04:48] during these electoral events, without prejudice
[00:04:51] to the normal functioning of public facilities and services.
[00:04:54] The same source
[00:04:57] added that, in consolidation of the values
[00:04:59] there are offers in of true citizenship, the Prime Minister calls upon the officials
[00:05:02] of private sector institutions to take the necessary measures
[00:05:06] and opening up to to enable their staff and employees to exercise
[00:05:09] their right to vote on election day.
[00:05:18] Between improving training, updating teaching techniques,
[00:05:22] and improving the social conditions of students, the proposals of
[00:05:25] the political parties' election programs for the advancement of higher
[00:05:29] education in the Kingdom varied. Various proposals were put forward by political parties
[00:05:32] to make university training responsive to labor market demands.
[00:05:36] A report by Samira Asban and Hanan Shamrah.
[00:05:39] The higher education system is a prominent issue in the election
[00:05:43] programs of the competing political parties in the elections
[00:05:46] of September 23rd. Between improving training
[00:05:50] and developing teaching techniques and improving the social situation
[00:05:54] of students, the proposals of political parties
[00:05:57] for reforming the sector varied.
[00:06:00] The election programs of some parties proposed
[00:06:04] reviewing training and linking it to market
[00:06:07] needs and economic requirements, in addition to revising the
[00:06:11] university training system every three years. While other parties
[00:06:15] proposed developing modern training paths with the participation
[00:06:19] of economic actors and enhancing the linguistic
[00:06:22] and digital skills of students, in addition to reducing overcrowding
[00:06:26] and increasing the number of university professors. Artificial
[00:06:29] intelligence in its relationship with the university
[00:06:33] election programs. Some
[00:06:36] parties proposed the use of artificial intelligence and advanced
[00:06:39] technologies in training, as well as training
[00:06:43] units in the field of artificial intelligence in various
[00:06:46] departments and specializations. Among
[00:06:50] context are the launch of intensive rehabilitation and training
[00:06:53] programs for 100 thousand young people annually in the field
[00:06:57] of artificial intelligence and digital professions. The election
[00:07:00] programs also included proposals to increase
[00:07:04] the research and development budget. Some parties also focused on
[00:07:08] proposing a roadmap to improve the social conditions
[00:07:11] of students. For example, by contributing to transportation and housing costs
[00:07:15] for students in vulnerable situations, and reforming
[00:07:19] the doctoral system by providing support and grants
[00:07:22] for research students, while other parties emphasized
[00:07:26] that they pledge to protect the free public university
[00:07:31] undergraduate to doctorate, pledging to increase
[00:07:35] the value of university grants for all
[00:07:37] levels.
[00:07:40] For their part, students and academics look forward to improving
[00:07:44] training conditions in Moroccan universities and providing an encouraging environment
[00:07:48] for scientific research and innovation. A report by Samira Asban, Abdul-Ali
[00:07:51] Ayyad, Fouad Al-Harch, and Hanan Shamrah.
[00:07:55] Advanced university training that employs the latest
[00:07:58] technologies and meets the needs of the labor market.
[00:08:01] This is an equation that university students expect the next
[00:08:05] government to solve. Fatima Zahra, 23
[00:08:08] years old, a master's student, has her sights set on
[00:08:42] this student's experience summarizes part of the aspirations of
[00:08:47] obtain a university degree, but also
[00:08:51] training. They hope that the reform of higher education
[00:08:55] will be a priority of public policies after the upcoming
[00:08:59] legislative elections. For me, the most important
[00:09:02] aspirations as a student must
[00:09:05] stem from the real needs of students, foremost among them improving
[00:09:09] the quality of training and providing
[00:09:13] supervision, scholarships,
[00:09:16] I hope that in universities, training
[00:09:20] will be good, plus language learning
[00:09:22] and keeping up with modern developments, especially artificial
[00:09:26] intelligence. Problems related, for example, to scholarships. There are students who
[00:09:33] the master's cycle, and they remain limited to
[00:09:37] having to go to another side that will support
[00:09:40] them, support themselves, for example, in the matter of
[00:09:44] transportation and housing. The challenges
[00:09:48] not only related to students. For academics, developing
[00:09:52] scientific research remains one of the files to consolidate
[00:09:56] trust in the Moroccan university. I believe
[00:09:59] today that the parties that will form the next government coalition are required
[00:10:03] to take the higher education file seriously
[00:10:06] because it is linked first and foremost to the economy. We cannot talk about developing the economy and creating job
[00:10:10] opportunities without having strong higher education.
[00:10:16] The labor market, but without forgetting also to work on strengthening the infrastructure, linking it to digitalization,
[00:10:19] entrepreneurship as well. But the most important thing is to develop scientific
[00:10:22] and also develop university structures
[00:10:25] to ensure financial justice. The upcoming legislative
[00:10:29] elections are a test of the ability
[00:10:32] fulfill their promises regarding various public
[00:10:35] policies, including the advancement of higher
[00:10:39] education. Higher education institutions await new
[00:10:42] programs with an innovative
[00:10:44] reform vision.
[00:10:46] International news begins in Saudi Arabia, where the Saudi-led coalition forces
[00:10:50] announced the successful interception and destruction of a missile
[00:10:54] by the Royal Air Defense.
[00:11:01] Major General Turki Al-Maliki thwarted hostile attempts
[00:11:03] that targeted civilians
[00:11:06] Riyadh, which is inhabited by more than 8 million citizens
[00:11:10] and residents, in addition to other areas. The coalition
[00:11:13] indicated that these attempts constitute deliberate criminal behavior,
[00:11:17] affirming its right to take appropriate measures to deter these
[00:11:22] international humanitarian law.
[00:11:33] Russian authorities announced the downing of more than 1,600 Ukrainian
[00:11:37] drones in an attack it described as unprecedented, targeting
[00:11:41] Moscow and its surroundings. The attack resulted in the death
[00:11:44] of two people and the evacuation of about 400 others after
[00:11:47] a fire in a residential building, and damage was reported
[00:11:50] to a major oil refinery. This escalation
[00:11:53] comes on the last day of the Russian legislative
[00:11:56] elections, where Moscow accused
[00:12:00] the vote.
[00:12:06] Before continuing with the rest of the news, let's pause for a moment with the latest weather
[00:12:09] forecast for today in our country with our colleague Lubna Ben
[00:12:12] Rabi. Welcome, viewers, to the weather
[00:12:16] forecast. During the morning, low and dense
[00:12:19] clouds will form over the Mediterranean coast
[00:12:21] and the Rif region, with some scattered
[00:12:25] rain. During the afternoon, unstable clouds will develop,
[00:12:29] bringing scattered rain or stormy
[00:12:32] showers in the Atlantic regions, in the south of the eastern
[00:12:35] region, and also in the southeast. Maximum
[00:12:39] temperatures will reach, God willing,
[00:12:42] 26 degrees Celsius.
[00:12:45] 29 degrees Celsius will be recorded in the city of Oujda,
[00:12:49] 31 degrees Celsius, or 36 degrees Celsius
[00:12:52] will be recorded in the city of Fez.
[00:12:56] The temperature in Ouezzane and Marrakech is expected to be
[00:12:58] 36 degrees Celsius. In the city of Smara,
[00:13:01] it will be 38 degrees Celsius,
[00:13:04] and in Laayoune, it is expected to be 35
[00:13:08] degrees Celsius. The sea will be slightly rough to the Strait
[00:13:11] and along the northern and central coasts, and slightly rough along the southern
[00:13:14] coasts. Thank you for your kind attention. See
[00:13:17] you again.
[00:13:19] School transport is an essential
[00:13:23] on to secure their children's education, especially given
[00:13:26] the distance some families experience from educational institutions.
[00:13:29] Here, several questions arise about safety, transport conditions,
[00:13:33] and the responsibility of the various stakeholders. A report by Samira Tarjeeh Hassan
[00:13:37] Manzour and Bushra
[00:13:38] Watfi.
[00:13:41] A daily journey begins from in front
[00:13:44] of the house. This child experiences its details
[00:13:48] every morning on her way to school on board this
[00:13:51] bus. A journey that may seem
[00:13:54] ordinary. However, it carries with it
[00:13:57] a great responsibility related to her safety
[00:14:00] and security. School transportation
[00:14:03] is important, especially with the nature of the
[00:14:06] daily commitments that
[00:14:09] don't leave us time to take her to school.
[00:14:12] So we chose transportation because it makes it easier
[00:14:16] for us to transport our children.
[00:14:20] back safely. And to ensure the safety of our daughter,
[00:14:23] we monitor the driver to see if he is a
[00:14:27] responsible person, whether
[00:14:32] the road. We also monitor
[00:14:35] the bus to see if it is clean and if
[00:14:38] the windows are closed. Inside these buses,
[00:14:42] safety procedures become an essential element in
[00:14:46] protecting these children. Respecting
[00:14:49] the number of passengers, sitting safely, paying attention
[00:14:52] while getting on and off, and fastening
[00:14:55] the seatbelt. All these details contribute to making
[00:14:59] the journey safer, while the driver's
[00:15:03] responsibility is not only to respect traffic
[00:15:08] children.
[00:15:11] The safety of children is our priority. We are keen to provide a set of buses that
[00:15:15] are of good quality in terms of safety and security,
[00:15:19] which are regularly maintained, while respecting
[00:15:23] traffic laws and the speed limit within
[00:15:26] also, we have a number of chaperones and supervisors who
[00:15:29] take care of the children throughout the journey. Our priority
[00:15:31] is for the children to reach
[00:15:35] their schools and return to their homes.
[00:15:40] does not depend only on the bus and the driver, but
[00:15:43] also requires awareness and follow-up.
[00:15:46] Here, the role of educational staff
[00:15:49] and educational institutions in educating children about safety
[00:15:53] rules is evident. For us as an institution, safety
[00:15:58] our top priorities, and therefore
[00:16:01] we strive to educate children from an early age
[00:16:05] to adhere to the rules inside
[00:16:09] the bus. We give examples
[00:16:12] of these rules, which are
[00:16:16] first, the necessity of getting on and off calmly
[00:16:19] and orderly, and adhering to the instructions of the driver
[00:16:22] and supervisor inside the bus, as well as not
[00:16:25] standing or moving while the bus
[00:16:28] is in motion. We also try to make this awareness
[00:16:33] of the child's daily life through continuous reminders
[00:16:37] of these rules. Between
[00:16:40] the journey from home to school, the child's safety remains
[00:16:43] a shared responsibility shared by the family,
[00:16:46] the educational institution, the driver, and the supervisors. A responsibility
[00:16:50] that begins with choosing a means of transport that meets
[00:16:54] safety conditions to make the daily journey to school
[00:16:57] safer
[00:16:59] and more reassuring.
[00:17:02] Between the towering peaks and mountain trails, the Toubkal region
[00:17:05] in the Taroudant province draws a natural
[00:17:08] painting that attracts lovers of trips and adventure. These potentials are supported by
[00:17:11] tourist guesthouses as an important link to transform the region into
[00:17:15] a tributary of local development. A view of the Toubkal region in Taroudant
[00:17:18] province in a report by Latifa Ben Halima Hajar Tamk and Samir
[00:17:22] Baraka. It is a global destination for lovers
[00:17:25] of mountains, adventures, and eco-tourism. The Toubkal
[00:17:29] region, which derives its fame from the highest
[00:17:32] mountain peak in North Africa, is characterized by its biodiversity.
[00:17:36] It is also a water lifeline that feeds
[00:17:40] five major basins, in addition to its charming
[00:17:43] views of the High Atlas mountain range, which
[00:17:47] gives it a unique place on the national
[00:17:50] and international tourism map. The Toubkal region
[00:17:53] is a beautiful region that deserves a visit. It has nature, it has
[00:17:58] winter. And honestly, it only needs
[00:18:02] amenities like roads. In addition
[00:18:04] to its natural potential,
[00:18:08] traditional tourist shelters and guesthouses
[00:18:11] that offer visitors an authentic tourism experience
[00:18:14] that introduces them to the region's heritage, mountain lifestyle,
[00:18:18] and the diversity of dishes and customs inherited
[00:18:22] by the residents. I brought these people
[00:18:25] to see our region, and specifically, I will
[00:18:29] take them, God willing, to the lake to discover the region
[00:18:32] and discover the mountains that are visible around the lakes, including Toubkal. Mountain tourism
[00:18:36] here, which begins from, from, from almost
[00:18:40] May, meaning when the mountain trails open,
[00:18:44] tourism begins,
[00:18:47] tourism, the Fifth, meaning from all countries, approximately. The potentials that
[00:18:50] exist, thank God, there is nature, there are valleys, there is the lake,
[00:18:54] there is the summit of Toubkal, which is 4165
[00:18:57] meters high, and there is Mount
[00:18:59] Ifruan. The Toubkal region is also a driving
[00:19:03] force for tourism during the rainy season by promoting snow
[00:19:07] sports and snowshoeing. The tourist movement in
[00:19:11] Toubkal also vitalizes local markets specialized in marketing
[00:19:14] local products and shops selling handicrafts.
[00:19:18] After
[00:19:20] the peak tourist season during the summer, Saidia continues to attract
[00:19:23] visitors with its calm atmosphere and extended beaches,
[00:19:27] confirming that the tourist season does not end with the end
[00:19:30] of August, and that September and October offer
[00:19:33] an experience that combines the pleasure of the sea, the quality of hospitality,
[00:19:36] and the attractiveness of Moroccan cuisine. Safaa El Nouri and Rachid
[00:19:39] El Atabi. As soon as they arrive and breathe
[00:19:42] its air, their souls calm down on the Mediterranean
[00:19:46] Sea. Saidia continues to draw its own summer
[00:19:49] even after the month of August. A holiday
[00:19:52] with a calm pace and less crowded, which makes Moroccans
[00:19:56] and foreigners choose Saidia as their destination during this
[00:19:59] period, away from the hustle and bustle of the peak season, to give
[00:20:03] themselves a break from rest in the city's hotels and resort.
[00:20:08] The heart of the customers, as is customary at this time of year, in September
[00:20:12] and October, there is a high demand from tourists who
[00:20:16] prefer to come at this time due to the significant discounts
[00:20:20] offered by hotels and hotel establishments
[00:20:22] due to the lack of overcrowding
[00:20:25] in all tourist facilities. And thirdly,
[00:20:29] the pleasant weather. September, I call it the month of lovers and connoisseurs.
[00:20:33] They are the ones who choose it because
[00:20:36] prices. Also, there is no overcrowding, and the service
[00:20:40] of the staff and hotels is excellent.
[00:20:43] We enjoy it both in terms
[00:20:45] of services
[00:20:48] and food that provide accommodation
[00:20:52] alongside other international ones that cater to various
[00:20:55] tastes of visitors. Visitors resort to Saidia's tourist
[00:20:59] units in search of a moment where energy flows
[00:21:03] away from the noise of life.
[00:21:07] are few people, and there are good
[00:21:09] activities.
[00:21:11] Saidia, for the sake of space-time, meaning time
[00:21:15] and place. Now there are no people, there is no
[00:21:17] overcrowding.
[00:21:20] It is a very beautiful place. It is not the first time I come to Saidia.
[00:21:23] It is a calm city, and one can relax there, especially
[00:21:27] for us at our age, retirees. We find
[00:21:30] our comfort there, and the people are respectful, and there is no longer
[00:21:33] the overcrowding of summer. The sun is out, and the atmosphere is nice,
[00:21:37] and for example, the prices of activities
[00:21:40] are lower, and the prices of rent are lower. You even find
[00:21:43] that for example, people did not find rentals.
[00:21:46] And with the continued demand for it, Saidia confirms that
[00:21:50] its attractiveness extends throughout the year to strengthen its presence
[00:21:53] as a driver of tourism and economy in the Eastern region to revive
[00:21:57] commercial activity and to give visitors an opportunity to discover another
[00:22:01] side
[00:22:04] In the sports field, for eight consecutive years, Moroccan
[00:22:07] tennis has been at the African summit, and titles continue to pour
[00:22:10] in for junior categories. Moroccan tennis continues to solidify its presence from
[00:22:14] the African continent to the Arab level. This achievement confirms that
[00:22:17] the sport is no longer linked to results,
[00:22:20] but to a youth base that reaps titles. Moroccan
[00:22:24] tennis thus deserved the title of best tennis federation at the continental
[00:22:27] level. Khalid Khakman, Mahdi Al-Issa, and Nour Eddine
[00:22:30] Al-Wabani.
[00:22:32] The Royal Moroccan Tennis Federation retains the title of best
[00:22:36] tennis federation in Africa for the eighth consecutive year.
[00:22:39] A coronation awarded by the African Tennis Confederation after an excellent
[00:22:42] performance by the national teams in various
[00:22:45] tournaments and categories, singles and teams, men and women,
[00:22:48] and titles are being raised.
[00:23:20] and training coaches and engaging in youth training, especially the under-14
[00:23:24] category. All these efforts combined have begun to yield clear
[00:23:27] results and enabled Morocco
[00:23:31] to excel.
[00:23:34] The numbers also reveal the strength of the base in the African Under-14
[00:23:38] Championship in Mohammedia. Morocco won
[00:23:41] three out of four titles. Souleymane
[00:23:44] Jamjit was crowned African champion in singles, and Dina Jawad won the singles title for
[00:23:48] women in the final.
[00:24:20] I am very happy with the tournament,
[00:24:22] and I want to thank, I want to
[00:24:26] thank everyone, my Moroccan family, and my club.
[00:24:29] And thank God, everything went
[00:24:32] well. The organization
[00:24:35] was good. We had this coincidence. This is a work that we have been doing
[00:24:38] since last November. Thank God, for 10
[00:24:42] or 11 months, we have been competing outside Morocco in European
[00:24:45] and international tournaments. And thank God,
[00:24:48] the World
[00:24:52] Championship was at a level where they were able to defeat France and the Czech Republic.
[00:24:58] in which, thank God, we achieved a double. And we congratulate these
[00:25:03] the future. And if it had witnessed this brilliance, then Tunisia
[00:25:09] the Arab Under-14 Championship. Morocco
[00:25:12] won three out of four titles. A purely Moroccan final in men's
[00:25:16] singles, and an Arab title for Yaqout Al-Ghaffouli in women's
[00:25:19] singles. To the men's team in the competition, it is
[00:25:23] an achievement that goes beyond mere titles. It reveals a new
[00:25:26] generation rising with steady steps, and a school that continues
[00:25:30] to supply Moroccan tennis with champions and keeps the Moroccan
[00:25:34] at the continental
[00:25:36] level.
[00:25:38] In the Davis Cup tennis competition, the national team
[00:25:42] began its journey yesterday against Nigeria at the courts of the Sakakin Club.
[00:25:45] A good start for the national players and two Moroccan wins in
[00:25:49] the singles matches amid a crowd that supported the players throughout
[00:25:53] the match. Khalid Khakman and Mahdi Issa.
[00:25:57] The start was with Karim Bennani against Canice Abua.
[00:26:00] The match was characterized by intensity and an exchange of shots from the baseline.
[00:26:04] Bennani maintained his focus and succeeded in breaking his
[00:26:07] opponent's serve at crucial
[00:26:09] moments.
[00:26:11] The Moroccan player imposed his pace and won the match
[00:26:15] with a score of 6-1,
[00:26:18] the second match. Dilemi faced Daniel Adeleye. Strong
[00:26:21] serves and quick returns and competition for every point.
[00:26:24] Dilemi capitalized on his
[00:26:27] to control the flow of the game. A second
[00:26:30] Moroccan victory with a score of 6
[00:26:38] I was able to get the first points for the national team, and I
[00:26:41] am very happy about that. The match was not
[00:26:44] easy. Winning in the Davis Cup is not
[00:26:48] easy, and it is an honor for me to always represent
[00:26:51] the national team. This gave the national team
[00:26:54] an important advantage at the start of the match, and the Moroccan crowd
[00:26:58] was present in force in the stands, with continuous cheering and an atmosphere that boosted the players'
[00:27:01] morale. The national players
[00:27:05] dealing with crucial moments. An ideal start
[00:27:08] before completing the competition on Sunday.
[00:27:12] Thank God, I am very happy with this victory.
[00:27:15] After my colleague Bennani's first victory, I played with more confidence
[00:27:19] and played very well
[00:27:22] the end. I thank the Moroccan fans for their unconditional
[00:27:25] support. The match continues
[00:27:28] with a doubles match. Younes El Alami El Aroussi and Yassine El Dilemi face
[00:27:34] then the competition returns to singles with Karim Bennani and Daniel
[00:27:38] Adeleye before Yassine El Dilemi and Canice Abua face
[00:27:42] each other. Crucial matches and the goal is to strengthen the Moroccan
[00:27:45] advantage and settle the match against Nigeria. A victory that will
[00:27:49] be of great importance in the national team's path to qualify for
[00:27:53] the first World Group playoff scheduled to be held in
[00:27:56] February of next year.
[00:28:00] We conclude from the heart of Mohammed VI Tower, where the details
[00:28:03] of Moroccan authenticity are reflected in their finest form. A story that moves to
[00:28:07] the table, where Moroccan cuisine is not presented as just
[00:28:10] a recipe. It is considered part of the memory of a nation and an art
[00:28:14] that is inherited by generations. Wisal Amghari and Omar
[00:28:17] Issa. In the heart of Mohammed VI Tower,
[00:28:21] the details of Moroccan authenticity are reflected
[00:28:24] in their finest form, from the details of Zellige to the details of