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[00:00:00] with literature, poetry, and fine arts. The Tent
[00:00:04] I had the honor in of Creativity and the Boland Al-Haidari Award for Young Arab
[00:00:09] renewable energy projects in Poets. The season's activities also include the
[00:00:13] opening of art exhibitions and the organization of workshops
[00:00:16] for arts, literary expression,
[00:00:19] to the dams within the jurisdiction children's writing, And it was, of course, and the signing of new publications, as well as the screening
[00:00:22] of a documentary film, in addition to
[00:00:25] about and discussed many important musical evenings that continue throughout the days
[00:00:28] of the session.
[00:00:35] recently witnessed a very
[00:00:41] Prophetic biography and its values in
[00:00:48] their nation's institutions, and in their confidence in their ability Good evening, dear viewers, and welcome to this live news broadcast
[00:00:53] and youth, and encouraging investment in from Al-Oyoun channel. Here are the main headlines.
[00:00:57] God willing, in tonight's bulletin, we will follow the Royal Address on the occasion
[00:01:02] renewed in of the opening of the legislative year. A strategic royal vision for dealing with
[00:01:04] Europe in the field of migration. His Majesty the King affirmed that the Kingdom
[00:01:08] of Morocco has succeeded in consolidating its position as a responsible
[00:01:13] to His Majesty a number of and reliable partner.
[00:01:21] In New York, before the Fourth Committee of the United Nations
[00:01:24] General Assembly, elected officials, economic actors,
[00:01:28] and civil society members highlight the child.
[00:01:31] of Government, in charge of relations with in the southern
[00:01:32] provinces.
[00:01:40] Prophetic biography and its relationship with
[00:01:40] work in its relations with Also in the bulletin, God willing, we will follow from the region of Guelmim important quantities of
[00:01:44] legislative year of the water resources that have been received by a group of hillside dams
[00:01:47] after the recent rainfall, which enhanced the water reserves
[00:01:51] in the region.
[00:02:01] Welcome.
[00:02:05] The bulletin begins by recalling the royal activity that marked the week
[00:02:09] that ends today, where His Majesty King Mohammed
[00:02:13] VI, may God grant him victory and support, accompanied by His Royal Highness Crown
[00:02:17] from what is happening in Prince Moulay Hassan, and His Royal Highness
[00:02:18] the transformations taking place in Prince Moulay Rachid, and His Highness Prince Moulay
[00:02:23] strategic relations in an atmosphere of Ahmed, chaired last Friday in Rabat the opening of the first session of the first legislative year of the
[00:02:27] twelfth legislative term. On this occasion,
[00:02:30] His Majesty King Mohammed VI delivered a high speech to the members
[00:02:33] of Parliament. Rida Amau, accompanied by Mohamed
[00:02:37] Al-Kettani,
[00:02:41] Friday, the second of October, marks a firm date in
[00:02:45] the national legislative agenda and a prominent constitutional
[00:02:50] general methods and rules event during which His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may
[00:02:54] God grant him victory, presides over the opening of the first
[00:02:56] session of the first
[00:02:58] that period witnessed an attack on legislative year of the twelfth
[00:03:01] legislative term. The royal address on this occasion marks the start
[00:03:05] of a new year of parliamentary
[00:03:08] techniques for dialogue, in addition to identifying work, carrying a renewed call to the
[00:03:11] left, who also representatives of the nation of all their various
[00:03:13] affiliations and political leanings, both majority
[00:03:17] and opposition, to carry out the constitutional
[00:03:20] duties entrusted to them in the service
[00:03:22] of the nation and citizens. Upon the arrival of His Majesty
[00:03:26] King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory, accompanied by the Crown Prince,
[00:03:37] at the Parliament headquarters, and after saluting
[00:03:40] the flag to the tunes of the national anthem,
[00:03:44] His Majesty reviewed a formation of the Royal Guard.
[00:03:47] The salute. Before His Majesty
[00:03:51] King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, proceeded to the
[00:03:54] honorary platform in the Parliament dome, His Majesty insisted
[00:03:58] on responding, from the balcony of the Parliament building, with his noble
[00:04:02] hands, to the greetings of his loyal subjects who came to bless
[00:04:06] His Majesty's pioneering steps, reaffirming
[00:04:10] The water resources received by this their attachment to the glorious Alawi throne.
[00:04:23] After reciting a clear verse from the Holy Quran,
[00:04:27] His Majesty the King, may God protect him, delivered a speech.
[00:04:39] This legislative term comes at an exceptional time full of opportunities that may not recur to continue
[00:04:44] important, especially at achievements in
[00:04:45] this time of various fields, as His Majesty affirmed, may God protect him, that the
[00:04:48] new legislative and governmental term is called upon
[00:04:52] to achieve a qualitative leap that strengthens
[00:04:54] Morocco's position as an emerging
[00:04:56] are experiencing economic power and a trusted partner.
[00:05:10] region witnessed His Majesty expressed his pride
[00:05:14] in the political and diplomatic gains achieved, and the
[00:05:18] developmental, economic and social achievements
[00:05:21] that changed the face of the Kingdom. His Majesty the King,
[00:05:24] may God protect him, stressed that pride in the homeland here
[00:05:28] is not for boasting or expressing self-satisfaction, but rather it
[00:05:32] is the motive that transforms belonging into responsibility
[00:05:35] and trust into a national duty.
[00:05:38] His Majesty, may God protect him, also affirmed that he also saw the need to
[00:05:46] develop
[00:05:49] an integrated vision that ensures equal opportunities and includes
[00:05:53] education, qualification, and economic integration, thereby strengthening
[00:05:57] to achieve social advancement, and in
[00:06:01] the opportunities it provides them to build
[00:06:04] a better future in an environment of freedom, dignity,
[00:06:08] and stability.
[00:06:19] After that, His Majesty the King, may God protect him, received
[00:06:22] Mr. Mohamed Ould Rachid, who presented
[00:06:26] publications related to the outcome of the work of the House
[00:06:29] of Councillors for the legislative year
[00:06:32] 2025-2026.
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[00:06:36] His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, also received
[00:06:40] the Minister Delegate to the Head
[00:06:43] Parliament, Government Spokesperson Mr. Mustapha Baitas, who presented
[00:06:47] to His Majesty the outcome of the Government's
[00:06:52] Parliament for the fifth
[00:06:56] eleventh legislative term.
[00:06:59] Following this, His Majesty the King, may God protect him, presided over a
[00:07:03] reception ceremony in honor of the members of the House of Representatives
[00:07:06] and the House of Councillors on the occasion of the opening
[00:07:09] of the first session of the first legislative year of the
[00:07:12] twelfth legislative term.
[00:07:15] In his lofty speech before
[00:07:18] the representatives of the nation, His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, affirmed
[00:07:22] that the new legislative and governmental term
[00:07:25] should constitute a real turning point in the
[00:07:28] process of strengthening Morocco's position as an emerging
[00:07:32] economic
[00:07:33] power and a reliable
[00:07:36] partner. He also affirmed, may God protect him,
[00:07:39] the importance of enhancing the role of the private sector,
[00:07:43] encouraging investment and export, and creating job opportunities, while
[00:07:46] placing youth at the heart of public policies, to ensure
[00:07:50] equal opportunities, quality education, economic integration,
[00:07:53] and preserving the dignity of citizens.
[00:07:55] المواطنين
[00:07:59] His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, left
[00:08:02] the Parliament headquarters amidst scenes of expressions of
[00:08:06] love and loyalty, embodying the strong
[00:08:09] bonds that unite the throne and the people.
[00:08:14] The collective involvement in the process of building a modern and advanced Morocco
[00:08:17] under the wise leadership of His Majesty
[00:08:21] King Mohammed VI, may
[00:08:23] God protect him.
[00:08:26] The Royal Address on the occasion of the opening of the first session of the first legislative
[00:08:30] year of the twelfth legislative term constitutes an important
[00:08:33] framework for cooperation with Europe in the field of migration, embodying a clear,
[00:08:37] precise, and responsible
[00:08:39] strategic vision for addressing the issue of
[00:08:43] by Farah Sa'af. A precise,
[00:08:47] clear, and responsible royal vision for migration issues
[00:08:50] was embodied in the Royal Address delivered by His Majesty
[00:08:54] King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, to the members
[00:08:58] of Parliament on the occasion of the opening of the new
[00:09:01] legislative year. His Majesty the King affirmed in his lofty speech before
[00:09:04] the nation's representatives the position that the Kingdom
[00:09:08] has achieved internationally as a responsible
[00:09:11] and reliable partner. On fulfilling its commitments,
[00:09:13] it expects the same treatment from its partners. His Majesty
[00:09:17] noted the tangible results that resulted from
[00:09:20] the Kingdom's balanced approach to managing
[00:09:24] migration issues. This balanced approach
[00:09:26] المتوازنه
[00:09:29] that we have adopted in managing the migration phenomenon
[00:09:32] has yielded tangible
[00:09:35] results. But we must admit, with all courage
[00:09:38] and objectivity, that the current model
[00:09:41] of cooperation in this field has become outdated.
[00:09:45] The recurring crises are the best evidence of
[00:09:48] this. This applies to
[00:09:51] our neighbor Spain, where its
[00:09:54] partnership has witnessed significant developments in various
[00:09:58] fields, including combating irregular
[00:10:01] migration.
[00:10:03] His Majesty the King pointed out in his lofty speech addressed to the members
[00:10:07] of Parliament that the current cooperation model in
[00:10:11] the field of migration faces major challenges related
[00:10:14] to some outdated legal provisions
[00:10:18] and judicial decisions far from reality that prevent
[00:10:21] the deportation of unaccompanied minors and those impersonating
[00:10:25] asylum seekers, and fuel the problem. In this context,
[00:10:28] His Majesty affirmed that partnership is a sovereign choice and a voluntary
[00:10:32] commitment that will never be subject to any pressure,
[00:10:35] threat, or blackmail. In the face of irresponsible
[00:10:39] statements and the blatant
[00:10:42] exploitation by some political
[00:10:44] and media circles,
[00:10:48] we say that partnership is a political
[00:10:51] choice and a voluntary commitment.
[00:10:55] It will never be subject to any pressure,
[00:10:59] threat, or blackmail.
[00:11:02] His Majesty the King also affirmed that Morocco
[00:11:06] will present to its partners a document containing
[00:11:09] a clear and practical strategic vision that establishes
[00:11:12] a new direction that enhances joint development,
[00:11:16] economic competitiveness, and regional stability.
[00:11:19] A vision that reflects the Kingdom's position and translates
[00:11:22] its credibility in its international relations. The Royal Address
[00:11:25] affirmed Morocco's position as a reliable
[00:11:28] partner, reflecting a strategic approach based
[00:11:32] on consolidating the credibility of the Kingdom
[00:11:35] of Morocco in its international relations, as well as
[00:11:39] defending national interests based on
[00:11:41] the principle of respecting mutual
[00:11:44] commitments, reciprocity in dealings,
[00:11:47] and protecting sovereign decision. A new strategic
[00:11:51] royal vision in the field of migration, whose
[00:11:55] features were defined by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may
[00:11:58] God protect him. A vision that consolidates Morocco's
[00:12:02] position as a responsible and reliable partner that moves hand
[00:12:05] in hand with its partners within the framework of mutual respect
[00:12:08] and constructive
[00:12:11] dialogue. For their part, Spanish academics and journalists
[00:12:15] praised the content of the Royal Address.
[00:12:17] Let's follow.
[00:12:33] This includes coordination in combating terrorism and investing in tourism and renewable
[00:12:37] energy.
[00:12:43] Morocco and Spain are working to represent
[00:12:48] mutual respect and transparency in order
[00:12:51] to deal with a range of challenges.
[00:12:55] This was affirmed by the speech of His Majesty King Mohammed VI
[00:12:58] yesterday, where it highlighted the
[00:13:01] importance of cooperation between the two countries in combating the phenomenon of
[00:13:05] irregular migration.
[00:13:06] الشرعيه
[00:13:13] I believe that His Majesty King Mohammed VI's speech was appropriate
[00:13:17] and helped clarify matters because the situation in Spain was
[00:13:20] very difficult, as
[00:13:23] Morocco, especially in some media outlets. This issue
[00:13:27] was used politically within Spain against
[00:13:30] the government of Pedro Sanchez by the right and even the far
[00:13:36] I wouldn't say exploited this issue, but in any case,
[00:13:39] there was political
[00:13:40] exploitation.
[00:13:49] The Royal Address carries positive aspects and confirms that relations
[00:13:53] between Morocco and Spain are on the right track.
[00:14:03] The immigration law, which he considers somewhat outdated,
[00:14:06] as well as some judicial decisions that he considers
[00:14:09] unclear, including
[00:14:10] a inspiring
[00:14:14] development model and a rising pole represented
[00:14:17] today by the southern provinces of the Kingdom, a story of economic
[00:14:20] take-off revealed to the international community
[00:14:24] by the people of the Moroccan Sahara during the sessions of the Fourth Committee
[00:14:27] of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. A developmental renaissance
[00:14:31] driven by an ambitious royal vision
[00:14:34] transmitted to Samira.
[00:14:38] The fruits of development in the southern provinces of the Kingdom are highlighted
[00:14:41] by the people of the Moroccan Sahara before the Fourth Committee of the United Nations
[00:14:45] General Assembly. Elected officials, economic actors,
[00:14:48] and civil society members shed light on the aspects of development
[00:14:52] in various fields. The Moroccan Sahara. A developmental
[00:14:55] renaissance that was reinforced by the launch by His Majesty King
[00:14:59] Mohammed VI, may God protect him, of the development model for the southern
[00:15:02] provinces of the Kingdom in 2015, making
[00:15:06] the Moroccan Sahara today a promising continental hub
[00:15:09] and towards the African depth. The prominent economic take-off story
[00:15:13] of these provinces was recalled by the people
[00:15:16] of the region before the international community through
[00:15:20] their participation today in the work of the Fourth
[00:15:23] Committee of the United Nations. Here in New York,
[00:15:27] light was shed on the reality of economic
[00:15:30] and social development in the southern provinces,
[00:15:34] especially those related to renewable energy.
[00:15:37] As a young engineer,
[00:15:41] the past of managing, developing, and building a number of
[00:15:47] the southern provinces. Today, I am responsible
[00:15:50] for developing the green hydrogen
[00:15:54] program in the Laayoune region. Today, at the United Nations headquarters
[00:15:57] in the United States of America, I presented my intervention, which was
[00:16:02] points, including the development dynamic that the region
[00:16:06] is undergoing, especially the Dakhla-Oued Ed-Dahab region, which
[00:16:12] advanced development dynamic. The sessions
[00:16:15] of the Fourth Committee of the General Assembly of the United
[00:16:17] Nations were also an opportunity to review
[00:16:21] the results of social programs to improve education levels
[00:16:25] and vocational training, alongside women's economic empowerment
[00:16:30] the Moroccan Sahara. I spoke during the Fourth
[00:16:34] Committee at the United Nations.
[00:16:37] In his personal experience, like
[00:16:40] a group of young people from the southern
[00:16:42] provinces,
[00:16:45] who chose to embark
[00:16:48] on the path of free initiative. The people of the Moroccan
[00:16:51] Sahara advocated before the international community for
[00:16:54] the inevitability of the autonomy plan and its role in promoting stability,
[00:16:58] integration, and development in the Moroccan and African region.
[00:17:02] This affirmation was also supported by human rights activists and international
[00:17:06] experts.
[00:17:38] A number of direct and indirect negotiations
[00:17:41] moved the file to, I believe,
[00:17:44] the search for a framework for settlement. Therefore, I believe that
[00:17:47] October is a very important milestone. This level
[00:17:51] cannot be isolated
[00:17:56] the southern provinces, such as
[00:17:58] developments in investment and economy.
[00:18:02] Managing the Moroccan health file according to the enlightened royal
[00:18:05] vision is not based only on achieving diplomatic
[00:18:08] gains, but the Kingdom has also been keen to launch a development renaissance
[00:18:12] in these regions to become today an inspiring
[00:18:16] development model for the yellow
[00:18:18] continent. A significant amount of
[00:18:22] water resources has been collected by a group of
[00:18:25] affiliated hilltop dams in Guelmim after the
[00:18:28] thundery rainfall that eastern regions witnessed.
[00:18:32] Torrents carried by wadi beds replenished the water reserves
[00:18:36] in the region. A sample from Sidi Mahjoub in the rural commune of Ifrane Atlas
[00:18:40] Saghir in Guelmim, in a report by Hafid Al-Muhaddar and Jamal
[00:18:42] Al-Khassi.
[00:18:47] Thundery rainfall witnessed in the eastern regions
[00:18:50] of the Guelmim province contributed to the flow of significant torrents through
[00:18:53] many wadis that cross the territorial jurisdiction of the province before
[00:18:57] considerable quantities of it settled in a number of water
[00:19:01] facilities, as is the case here at Sidi
[00:19:04] Mahjoub Dam, which received the flowing water through Oued Ifan.
[00:19:08] The small upper reaches of
[00:19:11] the Ifan basin witnessed concentrated
[00:19:14] thundery rainfall in time and space, which contributed
[00:19:18] to the formation of torrents and floods
[00:19:22] in the feeding wadis of Sidi Majoub in Ifrane Atlas
[00:19:26] Saghir, which made it possible to record
[00:19:29] important water inflows that are expected, God willing, to
[00:19:32] have a significant impact
[00:19:36] on the water table of Ifrane, where it is expected, God willing,
[00:19:39] to contribute to feeding
[00:19:42] the water table.
[00:19:47] hill dam, which was built to reduce flood risks, covered
[00:19:51] 85% of the city. This facility, which has a storage
[00:19:55] capacity of approximately cubic meters,
[00:19:59] has brought joy to the rural population who are looking
[00:20:02] forward to a doctor who will revive their economic agricultural activities mainly.
[00:20:05] Resources. will contribute to feeding the groundwater in
[00:20:09] the region, which has been affected by the scarcity of rainfall.
[00:20:12] The rainfall that occurred in
[00:20:16] the small Ifrane region yesterday, Saturday,
[00:20:19] was truly
[00:20:23] the year. That is, we are
[00:20:27] with the start of the farming season
[00:20:30] here in the small region. All farmers
[00:20:34] a kind of joy, and it bodes well, God willing,
[00:20:38] for a promising year of prosperity, God willing.
[00:20:41] The Ifrane farmer today is happy with the arrival
[00:20:45] of the rain that this
[00:20:48] yesterday and the day before yesterday. The dam is
[00:20:51] full to a significant extent,
[00:20:55] which will give us a good
[00:20:58] agricultural year. Data provided by the services
[00:21:02] of the Draa-Oued Noun Water Basin Agency confirmed that, as of the beginning
[00:21:06] of the current autumn, the inflows
[00:21:09] of this basin received 53 million cubic
[00:21:11] meters of water resources, which strengthens
[00:21:14] this extended area and alleviates the impact of
[00:21:18] water stress, awaiting more rainfall.
[00:21:28] In the framework of caring for the honorable
[00:21:31] reconciliation and mediation between parties, the local Scientific Council
[00:21:34] of Oued Eddahab in Dakhla organized a scientific seminar on
[00:21:38] the topic of family mediation: skills and techniques for effective intervention. The seminar highlighted ways to manage family disputes
[00:21:41] and mechanisms for positive intervention to address them. Ali Hammoumid and
[00:21:45] Mohamed Meshnan. This scientific seminar,
[00:21:49] organized by the Local Scientific Council of Oued Eddahab, revolved around the topic of family mediation,
[00:21:53] celebrating the passage of 15 centuries since the birth of the Chosen One,
[00:21:57] upon whom be the best prayers and peace. It
[00:22:00] also comes as part of the implementation of the contents of the lofty Royal
[00:22:03] Message aimed at reviving the honorable Prophetic heritage
[00:22:07] and caring for the Prophetic biography. The seminar
[00:22:10] was an occasion to shed light on family
[00:22:13] mediation mechanisms and ways to employ them in managing disputes
[00:22:17] by consolidating a culture of dialogue and understanding,
[00:22:21] as well as strengthening the foundations of family stability
[00:22:24] and cohesion. We decided today to organize an informative
[00:22:27] lecture for women on the
[00:22:30] the family, especially the memorandum
[00:22:33] after implementing the memorandum of Mohammed
[00:22:36] VI regarding the passage of 15 centuries since the birth
[00:22:39] of the Messenger, peace be upon him. We decided that the lecture
[00:22:43] should be from the Prophetic biography and how the Messenger,
[00:22:46] peace be upon him, dealt with his wives, his children,
[00:22:50] and his relatives, that is, with the family in general,
[00:22:53] small and large. Of course, this scientific
[00:22:57] lecture came in the context of implementing the contents
[00:23:00] of the lofty Royal Message regarding caring for the Prophetic biography
[00:23:04] and also came in the context of embodying the message that urges
[00:23:07] and emphasizes linking religious sciences and
[00:23:11] linking the religious knowledge foundations with the reality
[00:23:14] of Moroccan society, especially the family, given that the family
[00:23:18] lives a number of transformations, a number of
[00:23:21] changes. These transformations challenge
[00:23:25] us and also challenge religious sciences,
[00:23:29] and also challenge scholars in
[00:23:32] keeping pace with these transformations. So recalling the Prophetic biography
[00:23:36] and seeking
[00:23:40] to frame these transformations from the biography was an urgent
[00:23:42] necessity
[00:23:44] presented to the scholars. And from here came this lecture.
[00:23:48] The work of this seminar, which was led by an expert in family
[00:23:51] issues, focused on equipping the attendees with effective communication
[00:23:55] skills and listening
[00:23:58] the mechanisms capable of effective intervention in addressing
[00:24:02] family disputes based on the guidance
[00:24:04] of the Beloved Prophet and the values of mercy and wisdom he embodied.
[00:24:07] I thank the Scientific Council of Oued
[00:24:11] Eddahab. We attended a lecture, praise be to God.
[00:24:14] We learned from it how the Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him,
[00:24:18] dealt with his wives,
[00:24:20] how he dealt with children, and how he lived
[00:24:24] in that society, a society that was full
[00:24:27] of many things from the days of ignorance that
[00:24:30] existed. And when the Beloved Prophet, peace be upon him, came,
[00:24:33] there was equality and mercy and generosity.
[00:24:37] And he dealt with his wives, subhanallah. Even if there were wives, there was
[00:24:41] equality, not only now has equality become a thing. Since the time of the Messenger, peace be upon him, there were
[00:24:44] rules and foundations. This initiative is part of
[00:24:48] efforts to instill a culture of reconciliation and family
[00:24:51] mediation and to draw on prophetic values in promoting
[00:24:55] understanding and tolerance, as well as resolving
[00:24:58] disputes.
[00:25:02] In celebration of National Women's Day, Madinati Association, in partnership
[00:25:06] with the Regional Directorate for Development and Cooperation, and in cooperation
[00:25:09] with the Regional Directorates for Culture, and in coordination with the Regional Association
[00:25:12] for Social and Solidarity Economy, organized the second
[00:25:16] edition of the Perfume Exhibition,
[00:25:20] cultures and values, gifts and values. The initiative
[00:25:23] aims to consolidate the culture of recognition of Moroccan Sahrawi women
[00:25:26] and appreciate their societal roles. Details in a
[00:25:29] report by Khattar El-Issaoui.
[00:25:34] And the celebration of its impact in various fields. To open
[00:25:37] a discussion about the prospects of creativity and investment in the perfume industry.
[00:25:41] The messages of this perfume cultures exhibition are numerous, and
[00:25:45] its values combine a seminar that highlights the paths of reform
[00:25:49] and its challenges, and the position of Moroccan women
[00:25:51] and their roles in societal transformations, and a thematic
[00:25:55] exhibition that celebrates Moroccan women and highlights their
[00:25:58] cultural and social roles, while exploring the prospects of the perfume industry,
[00:26:02] and the opportunities it provides for developing emerging projects
[00:26:05] and strengthening the social and solidarity economy. My intervention
[00:26:09] today focused on approaching
[00:26:12] the topic of women's economic empowerment through
[00:26:15] public policies.
[00:26:18] necessary for me to focus on some basic concepts
[00:26:22] in order to put the audience in the general context
[00:26:25] of this empowerment. Then I tried
[00:26:29] to talk about the role of the Constitution.
[00:26:32] International testimonies and some
[00:26:35] national legislations in addressing this issue. My
[00:26:39] presence today on International Women's Day is an important
[00:26:42] presence for the role of perfumes in our Sahrawi
[00:26:45] society, and especially our Sahrawi
[00:26:48] traditions inherited from our ancestors.
[00:26:51] We wanted to establish and also encourage
[00:26:55] solidarity perfume companies to take an interest
[00:26:59] in the tangible and intangible heritage of perfume culture, which was
[00:27:04] Moroccan Sahrawi traditions and customs, in order to also
[00:27:08] establish values of civic behavior, respect,
[00:27:11] appreciation, and recognition of the journey of Moroccan women in general, Sahrawi
[00:27:15] women.
[00:27:17] The exhibition activities concluded with a moment of loyalty
[00:27:21] and recognition of Moroccan women's contributions through
[00:27:25] honoring women who have left their mark in various fields,
[00:27:28] in recognition of their efforts in serving society and their role in the paths of
[00:27:37] Dar Al-Falij Cooperative is a women's craft
[00:27:40] organization that saw the light in Ouedia municipality in Tan-Tan, specializing in the manufacture
[00:27:44] of a group of traditional products, such as weaving tents,
[00:27:47] carpets, and mats. These craft activities enhance
[00:27:51] efforts for the economic and social empowerment of women. Report
[00:27:55] by Hafid Al-Muhaddar and Abdellah
[00:27:56] Bachi.
[00:28:00] The Dar Al-Falij cooperative, which operates in the coastal Ouedia municipality in Tan-Tan,
[00:28:04] is one of the craft organizations that specialize in the traditional Sahrawi
[00:28:07] textile industry, especially Al-Falij, used in the manufacture of
[00:28:11] Hassani tents, in addition to carpets and traditional
[00:28:14] products. This cooperative contributes to enhancing
[00:28:17] the capabilities of women and girls in the region in this traditional
[00:28:20] industry and qualifying them professionally in pursuit of economic
[00:28:23] and social integration locally.
[00:28:27] We have girls whom we teach carpet
[00:28:31] weaving, and we have