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[00:00:00] The family element or proximity to leadership is present, and therefore the
[00:00:03] true direct breath that came in these elections, what
[00:00:07] means what means we must
[00:00:11] the announcement of the final results? A reading of encourage and congratulate these women who won 17 seats, seats that
[00:00:16] near the coasts are not easy. An important number, Professor Gharid, my last question, please.
[00:00:19] Elections grant parties seats, but they also grant
[00:00:22] the opportunity to renew trust. In your opinion, what should we see
[00:00:26] during the next phase so that the citizen feels that their vote
[00:00:30] has actually contributed to changing the way public
[00:00:34] affairs are managed? First, political
[00:00:37] The first round of parties should pay attention to the pulse of the legislature to solve the problems that remained pending from
[00:00:41] the outgoing government, foremost among them is purchasing
[00:00:44] power, high prices, as well as social
[00:00:47] issues related to public policies, employment,
[00:00:51] housing, and health. Also, at
[00:00:53] the level of internal party participation, there should be
[00:00:57] in number has increased an improvement in legislation, there should be
[00:01:01] of the Tbourida. The agility of jumping laws, and there should be a real and effective presence of the legislative
[00:01:03] institution at the level of oversight, legislation, and also evaluation
[00:01:07] of public policies. Professor
[00:01:10] Hello and welcome, viewers, to Karima Al-Radh, researcher at the Center for Studies and Research in Social
[00:01:13] Sciences, thank you very much for all these valuable insights
[00:01:17] and your presence with us.
[00:01:20] The news from Bouznika, where the Justice and Development Party held
[00:01:24] an extraordinary session of the National Council dedicated to deliberating on the results
[00:01:28] of the legislative elections of September 23rd.
[00:01:31] The party unanimously decided to join the opposition. Rachid
[00:01:36] that encapsulates a century of Akane The extraordinary session of the National Council of the Justice and Development Party
[00:01:40] came after the general secretariat of the party called for a discussion
[00:01:43] of the election results of last Wednesday.
[00:01:47] The deliberations of the council included a presentation of the circumstances that accompanied
[00:01:50] the organization of the legislative
[00:01:52] become more deeply rooted in elections, from respecting election dates, which
[00:01:56] memorization of at least five became a real gain for society, to the high level of communication during the election
[00:02:00] campaign. This extraordinary session is held by the National
[00:02:03] Council at the invitation of the General Secretariat, and of course,
[00:02:06] it means first
[00:02:08] just a market, but a part of after these results of the elections
[00:02:10] and the decision to express a position on participation
[00:02:14] or non-participation in the government. This is a decision of the National Council, and therefore the General
[00:02:18] and 27 degrees in both
[00:02:22] not need much their hearts. Secretariat wanted to return to the National Council to make the appropriate decision. Returning to the National Council is a democratic
[00:02:25] process in which the Justice and Development Party's major
[00:02:29] decisions are made by the grassroots,
[00:02:31] by fog patches near attempt to break the deadlock in especially when it comes to alignment, whether in the majority or the opposition.
[00:02:35] Of course, given the data,
[00:02:39] which will appear practically,
[00:02:41] we will see who will remain in the opposition,
[00:02:44] who will remain in the majority, and we
[00:02:47] will strive as much as possible to have an active, united,
[00:02:52] 100 years since the opening of this and stronger opposition, of course, and more influential, of course.
[00:02:55] The opposition, as you know, is a national, objective,
[00:02:58] and fair opposition. We were influential with our arguments. We
[00:03:03] and scored his second goal in were 13, and thank God we played our role, and with 54 of the qualities that succeeded,
[00:03:07] the opposition
[00:03:09] new response came in will surely be strong, God willing. But strong for whom? Strong
[00:03:12] for the citizen, strong for society, strong for the state.
[00:03:16] We also play our role through the opposition. We have
[00:03:21] minute, and a third penalty our election program, and we will strive to push for the achievement of a number
[00:03:24] of things in it through the opposition. The session of the National Council
[00:03:28] of the Justice and Development Party also considered that the election results
[00:03:32] restored to the party part of its political presence and the trust it enjoys
[00:03:36] among citizens.
[00:03:36] stressing that he is
[00:03:47] In the spiritual capital
[00:03:49] But this is another type of of the Kingdom, Fez, the second day of the finals of
[00:03:53] I hope that our work has left its mark in the seventh session of the competition of the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Scholars in memorizing
[00:03:56] the Holy Quran and reciting and Tajweed is ongoing.
[00:04:00] It includes memorizers and readers from various African
[00:04:03] countries. Hamza Al-Khadr and Anwar
[00:04:05] Al-Ghammari. Voices from Africa
[00:04:10] al-Mandab in light of the war in gather in Fez remotely
[00:04:12] the Middle East and developments in and ascend towards the sky with solemn Quranic recitations
[00:04:16] and fragrant recitations that reflect the wealth of the African
[00:04:19] continent in terms of young talents in memorization, recitation,
[00:04:23] and Tajweed.
[00:04:30] the whole world. The Kingdom The second day of the finals of the seventh session of the competition of the Mohammed VI Foundation
[00:04:34] for African Scholars in memorizing the Holy Quran and reciting
[00:04:38] 6:20 and Tajweed witnessed distinguished participation of readers
[00:04:41] and memorizers of the Book of Allah from all over
[00:04:43] the continent. What distinguishes this
[00:04:46] resulted in the death of at least 16 session is the participation of some
[00:04:50] children and young memorizers of the Holy Quran,
[00:04:53] which indicates that the level of the competition is in continuous
[00:04:57] development, both in terms of organization and in terms of
[00:05:00] the level of the contestants, both male
[00:05:03] which was the last day of and female. Also, this competition
[00:05:07] has a great impact in African countries, and it
[00:05:09] fulfills, its mission
[00:05:12] of care or in implementation of the directives of His Majesty
[00:05:15] the Commander of the Faithful, King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory
[00:05:19] and support him. We are still living in an atmosphere of the breeze of the Holy
[00:05:22] Quran and at the table of the Most Gracious.
[00:05:25] The competition this year was very strong,
[00:05:29] even yesterday and today, there are strong competitions and strong
[00:05:32] levels. We noticed this year, especially in the aspect
[00:05:36] of the narration of Warsh of the Quran.
[00:05:40] because this narration was almost extinct in Africa. And thanks to
[00:05:43] this institution and the efforts of the Commander of the Faithful, King
[00:05:47] Mohammed VI, Warsh regained its glory in
[00:05:50] Africa. A judging committee from the Kingdom of Morocco
[00:05:53] and from various African countries undertakes the task
[00:05:57] of evaluating the performance of the participants with technical coordination
[00:06:01] that ensures the follow-up of the different stages of the competition.
[00:06:04] The observation this year is that the rise
[00:06:09] to 114
[00:06:12] participants in 48
[00:06:16] African countries, including sometimes
[00:06:20] areas with a large Muslim minority. Then,
[00:06:23] of course, the message
[00:06:26] of the competition is from the message of the institution,
[00:06:29] and all of it meets in its purpose and in the working
[00:06:33] mechanism that the institution has undertaken to bring
[00:06:36] out from the lands of Africa
[00:06:39] reciters, honestly, it has been able to
[00:06:42] bring out from the lands of Africa reciters
[00:06:46] in an amazing way, honestly, and this thing
[00:06:50] will encourage
[00:06:53] other groups and nations to compete and strive
[00:06:57] to memorize the Quran,
[00:07:00] from Warsh's narration from Nafi' to various other recitations and narrations,
[00:07:04] reaching the Tajweed category with
[00:07:08] surahs. The voices are many, but the goal remains
[00:07:14] one: to master the Book of Allah and perform it beautifully. And that is the message
[00:07:17] of the institution that celebrates the Book of Allah
[00:07:20] and its memorizers and those who have enshrined the Quran in
[00:07:32] In international news, US President Donald Trump affirmed his rejection of the proposal
[00:07:35] put forward by Iran to cease hostilities and reopen the strategic Strait
[00:07:39] of Hormuz, which constituted a new
[00:07:44] efforts aimed at ending the war that has been going on for about
[00:07:47] seven months. Mohammed.
[00:07:51] American rejection of an Iranian proposal to reopen
[00:07:55] the Strait of Hormuz within seven days after
[00:07:59] Tehran announced a formula for resuming navigation
[00:08:02] in this strategic passage.
[00:08:04] A proposal conveyed by Abbas Araqchi to
[00:08:08] Washington through Qatari mediation on the sidelines of the United
[00:08:12] Nations General Assembly meetings. Tehran proposes
[00:08:15] several points as a prelude to resuming navigation,
[00:08:19] foremost among them the cessation of hostilities, the lifting
[00:08:22] of the naval blockade, the release of frozen Iranian
[00:08:25] assets, and the lifting of sanctions imposed on Iran.
[00:08:28] Demands that Tehran says are not
[00:08:32] new and that they were present in the memorandum of understanding
[00:08:35] signed by both sides in June last year. However,
[00:08:39] the negotiation process this time is hampered by a firm position.
[00:08:48] not in a hurry to reach an agreement with Tehran.
[00:08:52] The absence of an agreement keeps the navigation crisis
[00:08:55] open to escalating economic
[00:08:58] costs, with rising oil and
[00:09:01] fuel prices, and continued disruption of transit traffic.
[00:09:04] A disruption that begins with ship movement and ends with repercussions
[00:09:08] in energy markets. The Saudi
[00:09:11] Minister, Faisal bin Farhan, called
[00:09:14] before the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday
[00:09:18] for the protection of freedom of navigation in the Straits of Hormuz and Bab
[00:09:24] Yemen. Bin Farhan said that protecting international navigation
[00:09:28] and sustaining supply chains worldwide
[00:09:31] is a shared responsibility that requires serious
[00:09:34] international cooperation to prevent exposing the global
[00:09:38] economy to risks that affect
[00:09:43] stresses in this framework the protection of freedom of navigation in all international
[00:09:46] waterways, primarily the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab, the Red
[00:09:50] Sea, and the Gulf of Aden. In developments
[00:09:54] in the Russian-Ukrainian crisis, mutual Russian and Ukrainian strikes
[00:09:59] people in both countries, according to local authorities, with Moscow
[00:10:02] and Kyiv intensifying their attacks in recent months.
[00:10:05] The Russian President hinted on Friday that he would not resume
[00:10:09] peace talks for now after drone attacks on Ukrainian targets in the country on September
[00:10:12] 20th,
[00:10:16] the legislative
[00:10:17] elections.
[00:10:21] Eastern United States for heavy rains and strong winds with intensifying
[00:10:25] unusual weather that caused the cancellation of hundreds of flights and power
[00:10:29] outages for thousands of dozens
[00:10:32] of Americans. The areas affected by the storm
[00:10:36] Nor'easter included major cities such as New York,
[00:10:39] Boston, and Philadelphia, while authorities warned of the dangers of floods
[00:10:43] and road
[00:10:44] closures.
[00:10:54] The Moroccan press scene lost one of its most prominent figures with the death
[00:10:57] of journalist Hamid Barrada on Friday night to Saturday at the age
[00:11:01] of 87. The deceased, who was born in
[00:11:05] 1939 in the city of Tangier and held
[00:11:08] diplomas in philosophy, law, and political sociology,
[00:11:12] joined Jeune Afrique weekly, where he became a senior correspondent. He
[00:11:16] also held a position from 1974
[00:11:19] to 1985 and was a regular collaborator
[00:11:23] before being appointed director of the Moroccan Arab and Middle East hub at the Francophone
[00:11:27] channel TV5. The deceased presented and hosted
[00:11:30] the program "Mizour" on the second television channel,
[00:11:34] 2M, between 2007 and 2018.
[00:11:37] May God have mercy on the deceased, and to God
[00:11:41] we belong, and to Him we shall
[00:11:44] return. And we honor the deceased in the city of Casablanca. 100 years of the history
[00:11:48] of Maarif today in a different language. A mosaic
[00:11:51] mural traces the history of the municipal market and transforms facades
[00:11:55] into a space where the memory of the place meets the beauty of contemporary
[00:11:58] art in celebration of the centenary
[00:12:01] transformations and stories. The report by
[00:12:04] Sirkier Mohammed Chiyer and Nawal
[00:12:06] Mahdoub.
[00:12:10] 100 years have passed, and Maarif has changed, but
[00:12:13] some places do not grow old with time, but rather
[00:12:17] memory. The municipal market of Maarif, which is celebrating
[00:12:21] its centenary, is reliving its story today in a different
[00:12:25] way. With mosaics, from one
[00:12:28] piece to another, the features of a place that was not
[00:12:33] the daily life of the neighborhood and a witness
[00:12:36] to the transformations of the city, take shape. It is
[00:12:38] history. The centenary
[00:12:42] of the market's establishment. Bringing
[00:12:45] art out of enclosed galleries into the street, then
[00:12:49] documenting the history of the place in a new language, the language
[00:12:52] of color and stone. So here the stone.
[00:12:55] teaches history and records history. I am honored
[00:12:58] today to be in Casablanca, in Maarif,
[00:13:01] inaugurating this beautiful
[00:13:04] mosaic panel that reflects a collective
[00:13:07] work of about 14 artists who worked hard in a very
[00:13:11] short period to create this beautiful panel and to inaugurate
[00:13:17] market. And that art
[00:13:20] be a tool to beautify the public space. Here,
[00:13:24] the wall becomes a space that accommodates memory.
[00:13:28] Colors, materials, and symbols intertwine
[00:13:31] to recreate the history of the market from
[00:13:34] 1926 to
[00:13:37] 2026 in an artistic language
[00:13:40] that belongs to the present without losing its connection
[00:13:44] to the past. The last thing we did was to finish
[00:13:47] the flag of the sister Kingdom of Morocco,
[00:13:50] and it is a footprint, God willing, that documents
[00:13:54] the relations between
[00:14:05] It is a general invitation to 14 artists from all
[00:14:08] countries. Morocco is originally a country
[00:14:11] of mosaics, as you know.
[00:14:14] mosaic.
[00:14:18] Morocco. The work accomplished with the participation of artists from
[00:14:21] different countries does not only document a centenary,
[00:14:25] but also grants its interior a new place within
[00:14:29] the public space, where passers-by meet daily with
[00:14:32] details from the history
[00:20:20] news highlights for this evening's main newscast.
[00:20:24] The 81st
[00:20:27] session of the United Nations General Assembly held
[00:20:31] in New York, an international station to strengthen the international
[00:20:34] dynamic supporting the Moroccan Sahara launched by His
[00:20:37] Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him. And within the bulletin, the results
[00:20:41] of Moroccan participation in strengthening the international relations
[00:20:44] of the Kingdom of Morocco.
[00:20:46] The legislative elections
[00:20:50] of 2026, a political and constitutional station with democratic
[00:20:54] stakes for renewing political and parliamentary elites. What are the most prominent
[00:20:57] constitutional stations following
[00:21:01] the participation rates and what are the expectations expressed by
[00:21:04] voters as priorities on the agenda of the legislative institution?
[00:21:07] With the participation of memorizers and reciters from various African
[00:21:10] countries, the finals of the seventh session of the Mohammed VI Foundation
[00:21:14] for African Scholars in memorizing the Holy Quran and reciting
[00:21:18] and Tajweed in Fez embody the spiritual and intellectual unity that
[00:21:21] brings together the children of the African continent in memorizing the Holy Quran.