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[00:00:14] a model that relies on by focusing on
[00:00:28] in terms of experience at bulletin. Follow the most prominent
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[00:00:37] meeting. Of course, the The royal speech delivered by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, to
[00:00:40] the Parliament on the occasion of the opening of the first session of the first
[00:00:44] legislative year, a roadmap
[00:00:47] the eastern region of that outlines the great ambitions of the Kingdom or points that will be discussed during through the launch of a new generation of to Aramco in structured
[00:00:49] strategies and economic and social reforms
[00:00:53] in response to geo-economic
[00:00:55] transformations.
[00:00:58] World Arthritis Day, a station for awareness
[00:01:02] of rheumatic diseases and their impact on
[00:01:05] the quality of life of sufferers. In the bulletin, we highlight
[00:01:09] sciatica, which causes problems in movement
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[00:01:21] The regional book fair in Tangier in
[00:01:23] station for mobilization its fourteenth edition the developments in the situation is an occasion to consecrate
[00:01:25] on the ground, focusing reading and bring the latest publications closer to the public,
[00:01:29] with a special celebration of wordsmiths through
[00:01:32] a cultural program
[00:01:34] model that relies on full of seminars in particular, to preserving
[00:01:35] and meetings. the confrontation in
[00:01:40] Welcome again. The royal speech delivered by
[00:01:43] His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, to the Parliament
[00:01:46] and global company leaders. This
[00:01:46] power and makes on the occasion of the opening of the first session of
[00:01:49] the first legislative year of the
[00:01:52] and planting trees to preserve twelfth legislative term, with its profound
[00:01:57] also focused on to contribute to this contents and strategic to creating jobs, contributes to implications, draws a practical path
[00:02:00] we said previously, is represented for the great ambitions of the Kingdom through the launch of a new generation of
[00:02:03] structured strategies and economic
[00:02:06] and social reforms in response to geo-economic
[00:02:10] for preserving this
[00:02:11] of major transformations. A report by Hamza Al-Akhdar, Rachid
[00:02:13] Al-Attabi, Abdul Ali Al-Kanouni, and Muhammad
[00:02:16] Al-Jabri.
[00:02:18] In an exceptional national context full of opportunities that may
[00:02:22] not be repeated, a new legislative
[00:02:25] States, while hundreds
[00:02:25] areas, especially regarding term begins its work
[00:02:27] of thousands of residents water security with major stakes and vast horizons
[00:02:30] to continue the development process and consolidate achievements
[00:02:33] under a wise royal
[00:02:35] continue this vision. The royal speech
[00:02:38] delivered by His Majesty King Mohammed
[00:02:42] It should be remembered that this VI, may God support him, to the members of Parliament on the occasion of
[00:02:45] the opening of the new legislative year, laid out a clear
[00:02:49] roadmap for reform and development
[00:02:52] projects in harmony with the rapid transformations that
[00:02:55] the world is witnessing and the economic
[00:02:58] and geopolitical challenges it poses, and the opportunities
[00:03:02] it offers, in turn, to
[00:03:04] path. This strengthen the Kingdom's position among emerging
[00:03:07] economies. We expect the new legislative
[00:03:11] four out of the six and governmental term to be a true
[00:03:14] turning point
[00:03:16] of Article 62 of
[00:03:17] these four stages does for the ambition of Morocco as an emerging
[00:03:18] the Constitution and Article 48 of and reliable Mansouri, with a number of economic power
[00:03:22] in balance and harmony between economic growth
[00:03:26] and strengthening social and regional justice.
[00:03:30] A sublime royal vision
[00:03:32] will hold a public session
[00:03:33] trap was clear before, based on a rich
[00:03:35] to citizens' expectations, civilizational and historical heritage and on the constants of the Moroccan nation under
[00:03:38] the wise leadership of His Majesty
[00:03:42] a strategic actor in King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, and looking forward to a future based on
[00:03:45] economic efficiency and justice
[00:03:48] and improving the living conditions of
[00:03:50] citizens. We also value the political
[00:03:54] and diplomatic gains and development
[00:03:58] and economic and social
[00:04:01] achievements that have changed the face
[00:04:04] of Morocco. This pride in the homeland
[00:04:07] is not for boasting and expressing satisfaction with
[00:04:10] the people, but rather it is
[00:04:14] the incentive that transforms belonging into responsibility
[00:04:17] and trust into a national duty.
[00:04:21] in Saudi Arabia, while Economic development is not limited to growth indicators and the volume of investments,
[00:04:25] but is primarily measured by its impact on
[00:04:29] life.
[00:04:32] A challenge emphasized by His Majesty the King, may God protect him, in his royal
[00:04:36] speech. A sublime royal vision that places reducing
[00:04:39] Morocco can disparities between regions this new generation of and expanding the circle of beneficiaries
[00:04:43] must new development model, of the fruits of economic exit this
[00:04:45] and airports in progress at the heart
[00:04:46] its share to two-thirds of of the next stage. Water,
[00:04:49] energy, and food security, leading to industrial take-off,
[00:04:52] then the digital economy and artificial intelligence. This
[00:04:56] they can is how strategic
[00:04:58] adapt to projects continue to strengthen national
[00:05:00] economic resilience and keep pace with global
[00:05:03] material damage that transformations. In this context,
[00:05:05] accustomed to dealing His Majesty the King, may God protect him, called for consolidating
[00:05:08] for in this strategy productive investment and strengthening the role of the private sector in
[00:05:10] innovation. This context
[00:05:14] gives the King's speech, at the
[00:05:17] opening of the legislative year program, great importance.
[00:05:20] His Majesty began
[00:05:21] his speech
[00:05:26] pride, that His Majesty is proud of his Moroccan
[00:05:30] identity and made this pride
[00:05:33] in Morocco a starting point
[00:05:36] for consolidating what Morocco has accumulated
[00:05:40] the religious and historical levels to launch
[00:05:44] into development projects and to launch into development
[00:05:47] that includes the citizen and touches upon
[00:05:51] the concerns of the citizen. Therefore, this pride in this
[00:05:55] Moroccan religious identity is one of the pillars on which
[00:05:58] we can build and from which
[00:06:02] to build a progressive and developed
[00:06:05] Morocco. His Majesty King Mohammed VI set a number of
[00:06:09] priorities for the new
[00:06:12] political phase, calling for
[00:06:15] continuing the path of strengthening
[00:06:19] Morocco's position as an emerging economic
[00:06:22] power, through
[00:06:25] establishing
[00:06:28] major national strategies related
[00:06:32] to water security, energy
[00:06:34] security, artificial intelligence,
[00:06:38] and the digital economy. Between continuing construction
[00:06:41] and strengthening achievements, new challenges arise
[00:06:44] for consolidating a more efficient and balanced
[00:06:47] development model under the wise leadership of His
[00:06:51] Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God support him, in a way that
[00:06:54] strengthens Morocco's position as an emerging economic
[00:06:59] comprehensive development and territorial justice two essential
[00:07:03] pillars for the future
[00:07:05] of the Kingdom. To discuss the contents of the royal
[00:07:09] speech, we are pleased to host Mr. Nabil Jadlan, Professor
[00:07:12] of Economics and Management at the National School of Commerce
[00:07:16] and Management, directly from Tangier. Welcome,
[00:07:19] sir. His Majesty the King called for launching a new generation
[00:07:23] strategies. What is the strategic
[00:07:27] dimension of this royal vision and what is the qualitative
[00:07:30] transformation it is expected to bring about in the Moroccan
[00:07:33] economic model? The Kingdom is strengthening
[00:07:37] its sovereignty and competitiveness, as well as its position
[00:07:40] within the global economy.
[00:07:47] First, I would like to thank you for this kind
[00:07:50] invitation.
[00:07:54] speech outlined for economic actors
[00:07:58] and political actors,
[00:08:00] Parliament and government, a roadmap
[00:08:03] for exiting
[00:08:06] a very exceptional and dangerous situation that the world is going through,
[00:08:10] as there is what is called
[00:08:14] the convergence
[00:08:17] path consists of six stages. First, we must
[00:08:20] be proud that Morocco has completed
[00:08:23] stages,
[00:08:26] but completing
[00:08:29] not mean exiting the middle-income
[00:08:33] trap, as most developing
[00:08:37] countries and emerging countries are suffering
[00:08:40] from this trap, but the way out of this
[00:08:46] but currently
[00:08:49] this way out
[00:08:51] has become complicated due to what is called
[00:08:55] accumulated crises or what is called in French "polycrises."
[00:08:59] That is why His Majesty mentioned that what Morocco
[00:09:02] and the world are going through now is a very exceptional
[00:09:06] period, and he also mentioned
[00:09:09] that opportunities
[00:09:13] may be repeated,
[00:09:16] because these new challenges and these accumulated
[00:09:19] crises will divide the world into two. There are
[00:09:22] countries that will benefit from these five
[00:09:25] transformations: energy, water,
[00:09:29] energy, geo-economic, geopolitical, technological.
[00:09:32] And there are other countries
[00:09:36] that will suffer and become victims of these transformations
[00:09:39] and crises. That is why His Majesty the King,
[00:09:43] with this call to political and economic
[00:09:46] actors, put in place
[00:09:49] strategies so that
[00:09:53] trap and position itself among
[00:09:56] developed countries. This is
[00:09:59] what is new in His Majesty's speech, in that
[00:10:02] it gives a new lesson to economic
[00:10:06] and political actors so that
[00:10:10] the new geo-economic and geopolitical situation that we have not
[00:10:14] known before and we are not
[00:10:17] with, but what His Majesty called
[00:10:20] will enable the Moroccan economy and economic and political
[00:10:24] actors to gain this experience and indeed
[00:10:28] to overcome these crises
[00:10:31] so that the Moroccan development model
[00:10:34] transforms from a model that relies on accumulating factors of production to
[00:10:39] innovation and taking
[00:10:42] initiative. Well, Professor Jadlan, please stay
[00:10:45] with us. His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God support him,
[00:10:49] stressed during the opening of the legislative session the expectations
[00:10:52] associated with this legislative
[00:10:56] and governmental term to constitute a true
[00:11:00] turning point for continuing the Kingdom's ambition as an emerging
[00:11:02] economic power. An economic ambition that balances
[00:11:06] achieving growth and strengthening social
[00:11:09] and territorial justice. Here is Mohamed El Aroui
[00:11:12] and Mustafa Dah.
[00:11:15] The royal speech delivered by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God support
[00:11:18] him, on the occasion of the opening of the legislative session, emphasized the Kingdom's
[00:11:21] ambition as an emerging and reliable economic
[00:11:25] power in the region within a framework of social
[00:11:28] and territorial justice. Economic development reflected in various
[00:11:32] development and social fields across various regions and areas
[00:11:36] of the Kingdom. His Majesty
[00:11:38] King Mohammed VI, may God support him, emphasized a fundamental issue related to achieving
[00:11:41] the state's economic goals
[00:11:45] by adopting a philosophy that considers
[00:11:48] the balance between achieving growth and also achieving territorial
[00:11:52] and social justice for the dignity
[00:11:55] of the citizen. His Majesty focuses on a fundamental issue related to areas
[00:11:59] of economic interest related to food
[00:12:02] and energy security, as well as
[00:12:06] sectors related to water, digital, and artificial
[00:12:09] intelligence. Then His Majesty emphasizes a fundamental
[00:12:12] issue, considering the private sector a partner that contributes
[00:12:17] investment, and that is
[00:12:21] economy that we all aspire to and which, as
[00:12:25] in the emerging economic state. The expectations
[00:12:29] for this legislative and governmental term also concern
[00:12:33] the development of national enterprises and training centers and youth employment
[00:12:36] within the framework of continuing economic growth and regional
[00:12:39] development. This opportunity that His Majesty
[00:12:43] the King, may God support him, speaks of are the major projects that
[00:12:47] must be continued in a number of
[00:12:51] and renewable energies.
[00:12:55] Artificial intelligence, and we must continue
[00:12:58] and we must
[00:13:00] development with efficiency
[00:13:03] and shrewdness, especially at the level of smart
[00:13:07] management to make these projects successful. Making youth
[00:13:10] professional integration, whether through entrepreneurship or through integration
[00:13:13] into the labor market, a priority. The integration of youth and their empowerment
[00:13:17] through digital empowerment and keeping pace with
[00:13:20] the times and artificial intelligence. So, public
[00:13:24] institutions with all their components and the private
[00:13:27] sector must give value to these young people in
[00:13:31] their accompaniment in employment and at the same time in their professional
[00:13:34] lives. The royal speech also
[00:13:38] affirmed the political and diplomatic gains and economic
[00:13:41] and development achievements of our country in a changing
[00:13:44] and transforming global context, in addition to the great dynamic
[00:13:47] of economic projects across various regions
[00:13:50] of the Kingdom.
[00:13:52] I return to my guest from Tangier, Mr. Nabil Jadlan, Professor of Economics
[00:13:56] and Management at the National School of Commerce and Management.
[00:14:00] His Majesty the King called on the national private sector to
[00:14:03] rise to the level of
[00:14:07] development transformation through initiative,
[00:14:09] innovation, investment,
[00:14:12] and job creation. So, my question is, what is the required transformation
[00:14:16] in the role of the private sector to become a real actor
[00:14:20] in achieving the economic ambitions of the Kingdom, and what are the institutional
[00:14:24] and investment conditions necessary to achieve this goal?
[00:14:27] Professor,
[00:14:34] we all know that if
[00:14:37] we want to transform into a development model
[00:14:40] that relies on innovation and initiative, the private
[00:14:44] sector must
[00:14:46] play an important role,
[00:14:49] a role that encourages youth, encourages
[00:14:53] talents, encourages taking initiative and creating what
[00:14:57] is called startups. We know
[00:15:00] that regarding the goals of this
[00:15:06] the sector increase
[00:15:11] total investments. Currently, we are at
[00:15:14] only one-third. So, if the private sector
[00:15:18] takes greater risks and sets
[00:15:22] an example for international
[00:15:25] companies, then if the private sector
[00:15:29] shows great confidence
[00:15:32] in our economy and our youth, this will somewhat reassure
[00:15:35] international companies
[00:15:37] so that
[00:15:39] Morocco can maintain its position in global
[00:15:43] production chains and so that it can maintain
[00:15:46] its competitiveness and attractiveness. We all
[00:15:49] know that capital
[00:15:52] shies away from risks. His Majesty
[00:15:56] the King called for developing
[00:15:58] a strategy to maintain water security, food security, energy security,
[00:16:02] economic self-sufficiency. This sovereignty will
[00:16:05] enable us to maintain
[00:16:09] this competitiveness, so that
[00:16:12] if the private sector, especially, deals with
[00:16:16] these risks and learns how to
[00:16:18] face them, this will enable Morocco, as I said before,
[00:16:22] to exit what is called the middle-income
[00:16:25] trap, in addition to
[00:16:28] the conditions, the second part of your question, which are the institutional
[00:16:32] conditions, the elected institutions
[00:16:35] must take the necessary
[00:16:39] measures to help the private
[00:16:42] sector deal with these new risks and challenges
[00:16:46] and enact
[00:16:49] laws that give youth a greater opportunity and greater
[00:16:53] confidence in their economies,
[00:16:56] and therefore, if
[00:16:59] we can raise and strengthen
[00:17:02] the role of the private sector, especially youth, in
[00:17:05] our economy, we can
[00:17:08] succeed in moving to a development
[00:17:11] initiative and innovation,
[00:17:14] and therefore, making the figures and these
[00:17:18] percentages reflected in the living standards
[00:17:21] of the ordinary citizen, and this is what His Majesty called for
[00:17:25] in the end, which is for every citizen, every
[00:17:28] young person, to feel growth
[00:17:32] and progress. Thank you, Mr.
[00:17:35] Nabil Jadlan, Professor of Economics and Management at the National School of Commerce and Management
[00:17:39] in Tangier. Thank you for all these
[00:17:41] insights. So, consultations for forming
[00:17:45] the new government reached their final stage after
[00:17:48] a round of consultations led by the head of government, Fatima
[00:17:52] Zahra Mansouri, with a number of political parties.
[00:17:56] Party authorizations and intensified communications
[00:17:59] to determine the features of the upcoming majority in a negotiation
[00:18:02] about the composition of the government, its program,
[00:18:05] and the priorities of the stage, setting clear
[00:18:08] commitments that respond to citizens' expectations.
[00:18:12] It is expected today to announce the components
[00:18:15] of the governmental majority.
[00:18:17] Joining
[00:18:21] us now from in front of the headquarters of the Authenticity and Modernity Party
[00:18:24] in Rabat is our colleague Hamza Al-Khader. Welcome,
[00:18:27] Hamza. Please update us on the latest developments
[00:18:31] in the government consultations and when
[00:18:33] the formation of the majority will be announced.
[00:18:50] pursuant to the provisions
[00:18:56] the internal regulations of the House of Representatives, Mr. Abdulaziz
[00:18:59] Aba, the temporary president of the office,
[00:19:02] informs all male and female
[00:19:05] representatives that the Council
[00:19:10] tomorrow at 3:00 PM, dedicated to electing
[00:19:13] the Speaker of the House of Representatives. This communiqué is
[00:19:17] considered a summons for all respected
[00:19:20] male and female representatives.
[00:19:40] Internationally, the military situation in Yemen is witnessing notable
[00:19:44] developments with continued confrontations between government forces
[00:19:47] and Houthi groups. The coalition led by
[00:19:50] Riyadh announced support for the Yemeni government with
[00:19:54] drone and missile threats without specifying the target of the attack
[00:19:59] the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation
[00:20:02] announced the extension of the suspension of operations at
[00:20:05] King Khalid Airport after the recent
[00:20:09] attack. Zakia Belkas.
[00:20:12] The scope of confrontations between Houthi groups and government
[00:20:15] forces in Yemen is escalating with the continuation
[00:20:18] of announced attacks on vital facilities
[00:20:23] Saudi Arabia. The General Authority of Civil Aviation
[00:20:26] in Saudi Arabia announced the death of one person
[00:20:29] and the injury of 11 others as a result of the attack
[00:20:33] that targeted King Khalid International Airport in the capital Riyadh
[00:20:37] yesterday evening, causing
[00:20:41] authorities are still working to assess
[00:20:43] and evaluate. The Authority also reported
[00:20:47] that King Fahd International Airport in Dammam was targeted.
[00:20:50] Following these targeting, operations were
[00:20:54] airport, which led to disruption in air navigation
[00:20:58] and the cancellation of flights and rerouting of
[00:21:01] others. The coalition led by Saudi
[00:21:04] Arabia confirmed intercepting
[00:21:07] and destroying a missile near the airport, and also
[00:21:10] announced dealing with threats and missiles
[00:21:14] towards Khamis Mushait, while civil defense
[00:21:17] issued an alert in Abha. In other
[00:21:30] places, including a station and a plant belonging
[00:21:37] Yemen, government forces reported targeting Houthi
[00:21:40] positions in Marib in a development that reflects
[00:21:44] the escalation of confrontations and the repercussions of the escalation
[00:21:47] on the security situation in the region. Diplomatically, Tehran
[00:21:50] expressed its grave concern over this escalation,
[00:21:53] stressing its readiness to facilitate dialogue between
[00:21:57] the parties to the conflict and reach a
[00:22:00] political solution. In the same context, the Saudi Foreign
[00:22:03] Minister discussed, during a phone call with
[00:22:06] his Iranian counterpart,
[00:22:10] in the region. Between the continued attacks on airports
[00:22:14] and vital facilities and the disruptions affecting
[00:22:18] air traffic, fears are rising of
[00:22:21] the expansion of
[00:22:25] sports. Also in Riyadh, the World
[00:22:28] Petroleum Conference began its 25th
[00:22:31] edition with wide participation of energy ministers
[00:22:36] conference is an international platform to discuss the most prominent
[00:22:40] transformations witnessed by the energy sector. The Saudi Minister of Energy
[00:22:44] stated that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is facing a real
[00:22:47] test after a series of attacks.
[00:23:08] the Houthis in Yemen launched against it, and Hurricane Isaias claimed the lives of at least four people
[00:23:11] after it passed through the southern United
[00:23:17] and facilities remain without power. The intensity of the storm
[00:23:20] decreased, transforming from a hurricane to a tropical
[00:23:24] storm after reaching landfall in
[00:23:27] Florida, where it struck the Gulf of Mexico coast accompanied
[00:23:31] by heavy rains and strong winds, according to the US
[00:23:34] National Hurricane Center.
[00:23:56] So, consultations for forming the new government, as we said,
[00:23:59] reached their final stage after a round of consultations
[00:24:03] led by the head of government, Fatima Zahra
[00:24:06] political parties. Party authorizations
[00:24:09] and intensified communications to outline the features of the upcoming
[00:24:12] majority in a negotiation about the composition of the government,
[00:24:16] its program, and the priorities of the stage
[00:24:19] that define clear commitments that respond
[00:24:25] as it is expected today to announce the components
[00:24:27] of the governmental
[00:24:29] majority.
[00:24:35] Our colleague Hamza Al-Khader joins us from in front of the headquarters
[00:24:39] of the Authenticity and Modernity Party in Rabat. Welcome, Hamza.
[00:24:42] Please update us on the latest developments in the government
[00:24:45] consultations and when the formation of the majority
[00:24:49] will be announced.
[00:24:53] Yes, welcome, Sakina. Welcome to the viewers
[00:24:57] of the First Channel from in front of the headquarters of the
[00:25:01] Authenticity and Modernity Party.
[00:25:04] Of course, Sakina, as of now, the final
[00:25:07] shape that the governmental majority will take
[00:25:10] has not been officially announced.
[00:25:13] The data,
[00:25:15] which is expected to lead the next phase and the coming
[00:25:19] years, indicates that consultations
[00:25:22] are still ongoing between the appointed
[00:25:25] and tasked Prime Minister
[00:25:28] to form the government. Consultations
[00:25:30] are still ongoing at full pace. The information
[00:25:34] we received, Sakina, from our sources at the headquarters of the
[00:25:37] Authenticity and Modernity Party indicates that
[00:25:41] the majority may be formed from the bloc parties in addition
[00:25:45] to the Authenticity and Modernity Party. We are talking about the Istiqlal Party,
[00:25:48] the Party of Progress and Socialism, as well as the Socialist
[00:25:51] Union of Popular Forces. The Constitutional
[00:25:54] Union Party has already officially announced
[00:25:58] its choice or adopted the decision of critical
[00:26:01] support. While waiting for the announcement
[00:26:05] and disclosure of the position of the Social Democratic Movement, which
[00:26:09] is currently holding a meeting
[00:26:11] at this time. Sakina, the party,
[00:26:15] the Constitutional Union Party, has already announced in a statement
[00:26:18] its choice or announced its entry into a joint
[00:26:22] parliamentary group. The Social Democratic
[00:26:26] Movement. Before I return to you in the studio, Sakina,
[00:26:29] our sources from inside the Authenticity and Modernity Party
[00:26:32] headquarters spoke to us about the possibility
[00:26:36] of holding a closed
[00:26:39] sources did not go into the details of this meeting
[00:26:43] and did not address the topics
[00:26:48] this meeting. Therefore, as I mentioned, this information remains
[00:26:52] unofficial until now. Thank
[00:26:55] you, Hamza Al-Khader, for all this
[00:26:58] information. We continue the news
[00:27:02] from the site of Lake Aguelmame Azegza, affiliated with the Khénifra
[00:27:06] National Park, where the first community campaign
[00:27:10] on climate and environmental rights and the protection of natural
[00:27:13] resources was launched, with the participation of about
[00:27:16] 250 people representing local communities,
[00:27:20] cooperatives, and actors in the region. This
[00:27:23] campaign is a prominent
[00:27:28] on raising awareness of climate and environmental rights, with an emphasis on the contribution
[00:27:31] of women,
[00:27:35] ecosystems. Sihem Boukhalifi, Ahmed Al-Fadili, and Hasna
[00:27:39] Moussaoui. Environmental activities included
[00:27:42] this initiative in the heart of the Middle Atlas, Lake
[00:27:46] Aguelmame Azegza, one of the most important ecological
[00:27:49] and tourist sites, through cleaning the shores of the lake
[00:27:55] the water table. This initiative
[00:27:59] the awareness aspect through the involvement
[00:28:03] of women's cooperatives. The activities
[00:28:06] included, among other activities, cleanliness as a basis, because
[00:28:10] it is one of the essential conditions
[00:28:13] region. Then, also, activities that will
[00:28:16] involve awareness and also afforestation around
[00:28:20] the lake for the importance
[00:28:22] of the forest cover in raising awareness of the importance
[00:28:26] of preserving natural systems and ecological diversity.
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