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[00:00:00] for the 47th family, and collective memory. International
[00:00:02] Cultural Season.
[00:00:06] This session includes the organization of a number of intellectual,
[00:00:09] literary, and artistic seminars with the participation
[00:00:13] of thinkers, writers, poets, and artists from Morocco
[00:00:20] convey your identity to them. When we go and abroad. The program includes seminars
[00:00:23] on energy and water challenges in Africa
[00:00:26] and strategic projects, as well as seminars on challenges.
[00:00:30] Transformations and prospects in the Arab world by 2030,
[00:00:33] in addition to meetings celebrating
[00:00:36] literature, poetry, plastic arts, the Creativity
[00:00:40] royal speech also emphasized
[00:00:41] Economic development is not Tent, and the Boland Al-Haidi Award for Young
[00:00:45] We convey our identity Arab Poets.
[00:00:49] Club Meknes. Anas Zeniti, at the time. primarily by its impact on our good neighborliness, our greetings, The season's activities also include the opening of art exhibitions and the organization of workshops
[00:00:52] for arts, literary expression, and children's writing,
[00:00:57] for a Moroccan not to be as well as book signings and a documentary screening, in addition
[00:01:01] to musical performances throughout the days of the session.
[00:02:33] We had a great chance to defend
[00:02:47] a new generation of major
[00:02:57] in Yemen against it.
[00:03:02] The high royal speech
[00:03:05] the Algerian national team, ranked on the occasion of the opening of the first session of the first legislative
[00:03:07] year is a roadmap that outlines the kingdom's major
[00:03:10] ambitions through the launch of a new generation of structural
[00:03:14] strategies and economic and social
[00:03:17] event. Rabat is once again reforms.
[00:03:19] to combat breast cancer and the importance of early
[00:03:23] my belonging to Morocco, detection, a solidarity campaign in Agadir coincides
[00:03:26] with Pink October and its activities throughout
[00:03:50] an exceptional national context full of opportunities that may not
[00:03:53] be repeated, a new legislative term begins
[00:03:57] its work to the rhythm of challenges
[00:04:00] and promising prospects to continue the development process
[00:04:04] and consolidate achievements under a discerning
[00:04:06] royal vision. The high royal speech
[00:04:10] delivered by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may
[00:04:13] God protect him, to the members
[00:04:16] There is a tagine so that the largest number of women of Parliament on the occasion of the opening of the new legislative year laid out
[00:04:20] a clear roadmap for continuing the reform
[00:04:23] and development projects in harmony with the rapid
[00:04:26] transformations that the world is witnessing
[00:04:32] that contributes to creating and geopolitical changes, and the opportunities it offers in return
[00:04:35] to strengthen the kingdom's
[00:04:37] to bring health information position among emerging
[00:04:40] aim for, which, as we economies. We expect the new legislative and governmental term
[00:04:43] to be
[00:04:45] and urging the importance of examination. a real the heavy rain to increase turning point for continuing Morocco's
[00:04:48] ambition as a rising economic power
[00:04:51] that is reliable,
[00:04:53] balanced,
[00:04:57] images encapsulate and harmonious between economic growth and strengthening social
[00:05:01] and spatial justice. A lofty royal vision
[00:05:04] in a number based on a rich
[00:05:06] of areas, especially civilizational and historical legacy and on the constants
[00:05:09] of the Moroccan nation under the wise leadership of His Majesty
[00:05:13] King Mohammed VI, may God protect him. It envisions a future based
[00:05:16] on economic efficiency, social
[00:05:19] and spatial justice, and improving the living conditions
[00:05:22] of citizens.
[00:05:24] We also take pride in the political and diplomatic gains
[00:05:28] we have achieved from developmental,
[00:05:31] economic, and social achievements that have
[00:05:35] changed the face of Morocco. Indeed,
[00:05:39] pride in the homeland here is not about boasting
[00:05:42] or complacency, but rather
[00:05:45] the motivation that transforms belonging into
[00:05:48] responsibility and trust into a national duty.
[00:05:53] limited to growth indicators and the volume of investments
[00:05:57] alone, but is measured
[00:06:00] the daily lives of male and female citizens.
[00:06:03] This is a challenge emphasized by His Majesty the King, may God protect him, in his
[00:06:07] lofty speech. A lofty royal vision that places
[00:06:11] reducing disparities between regions and expanding the scope of benefiting
[00:06:14] from the fruits of economic and social progress at the heart
[00:06:18] of the next phase. Water, energy,
[00:06:22] and food security, leading to industrial take-off,
[00:06:25] digital economy, and artificial intelligence. Thus,
[00:06:28] strategic projects continue to strengthen the resilience
[00:06:32] of the national economy and keep pace with global
[00:06:35] transformations. In this context, His Majesty the King, may God protect him, directed
[00:06:39] the consolidation of productive investment and strengthening the role
[00:06:43] of the private sector in and export.
[00:06:46] The speech of His Majesty the King at the opening of Parliament
[00:06:49] in the legislative year is of great importance,
[00:06:53] as His Majesty began
[00:06:56] a speech in which he focused on his pride
[00:06:59] in his Moroccan identity
[00:07:03] and made this pride in Morocco
[00:07:06] a logic for consolidating
[00:07:09] Morocco's accumulated experiences at the religious
[00:07:13] and historical levels to embark
[00:07:16] on developmental projects and to embark on development
[00:07:19] that includes the citizen and addresses
[00:07:23] the concerns of the citizen. Therefore, this embrace of this
[00:07:26] Moroccan religious identity is one of the pillars on which
[00:07:30] a advanced and developed
[00:07:33] Morocco can be built. His Majesty King
[00:07:37] Mohammed VI set a set of
[00:07:41] priorities for the new political
[00:07:44] phase, calling for His Majesty
[00:07:47] to continue the path of strengthening
[00:07:51] Morocco's position as a rising
[00:07:54] economic power, by
[00:07:57] setting
[00:08:00] national strategies related
[00:08:04] to water and energy security,
[00:08:06] as well as artificial intelligence
[00:08:10] and the digital economy. Between continuing construction
[00:08:14] and consolidating achievements, the challenges are renewed
[00:08:17] to consolidate a more efficient and balanced
[00:08:20] development model under the wise leadership of His
[00:08:23] Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, in a way
[00:08:26] that strengthens Morocco's position as a rising
[00:08:30] economic power and makes development and spatial
[00:08:34] justice two essential pillars for the
[00:08:36] future of the Kingdom.
[00:08:41] The high royal speech delivered by His Majesty King Mohammed
[00:08:44] VI, may God protect and support him, on the occasion of the opening
[00:08:47] of the legislative session, emphasized the ambition of the Kingdom
[00:08:51] as a rising and reliable economic power in the region,
[00:08:55] within the framework of social and spatial justice.
[00:08:58] Economic development was reflected in various developmental
[00:09:01] and social fields across the Kingdom's
[00:09:04] regions. His Majesty King Mohammed stressed
[00:09:07] the importance of achieving the goal of
[00:09:10] an emerging economic power
[00:09:13] through a philosophy that balances achieving growth
[00:09:17] and achieving social and spatial justice,
[00:09:20] thereby ensuring the dignity of the citizen.
[00:09:24] His Majesty focuses on essential issues related
[00:09:27] to economic concerns, including food
[00:09:31] and energy security, as well as
[00:09:34] sectors related to water, artificial
[00:09:37] intelligence. Then, His Majesty emphasizes the essential issue of considering
[00:09:41] the private sector as a partner
[00:09:44] job opportunities, investing in export,
[00:09:48] and thus contributing to this economy that we all
[00:09:53] said earlier, is an emerging economic power.
[00:09:56] The expectations for this legislative and governmental
[00:09:59] term also include developing national enterprises and training
[00:10:03] and employment centers for youth, as part of continuing economic growth
[00:10:06] and regional development. This opportunity
[00:10:10] that His Majesty, may God protect him, speaks of refers to the major
[00:10:14] projects that must be continued
[00:10:18] water security, renewable energies, and artificial
[00:10:22] intelligence. We must
[00:10:25] and should continue this development
[00:10:28] with a certain degree of effectiveness and astuteness,
[00:10:32] especially at the level of smart management to ensure the success
[00:10:35] of these projects. Making professional integration for youth, whether
[00:10:38] through entrepreneurship or through integration into the labor
[00:10:42] market, a major priority. The integration
[00:10:45] of youth and their empowerment through digital empowerment
[00:10:48] and keeping pace with the era and artificial intelligence.
[00:10:52] Public institutions, in all their forms,
[00:10:55] must provide added value to young people
[00:10:59] in their accompaniment in the labor market and at the same time in their professional
[00:11:02] lives. The high
[00:11:05] the political and diplomatic achievements
[00:11:08] and the economic and developmental achievements of our country
[00:11:11] in a changing and evolving global context,
[00:11:14] in addition to the great dynamism of economic projects
[00:11:18] in various regions
[00:11:23] of the Kingdom. The House of Representatives will hold a public
[00:11:27] session on Tuesday to elect the Speaker
[00:11:31] of the House. A statement by the interim Speaker of the House of Representatives,
[00:11:34] Abdelaziz Ab, clarified that this session,
[00:11:39] 62 of the Constitution and Article
[00:11:42] 48 of the House's internal regulations,
[00:11:46] will begin at
[00:11:47] 3:00 p.m.
[00:11:53] Houthi fighters were able, during a series of attacks they carried out
[00:11:57] last night, to close all exits to Taiz
[00:12:00] in southwestern Yemen,
[00:12:03] the city, which remains under the control of government forces,
[00:12:07] according to military
[00:12:10] both sides. These sources indicated that more
[00:12:15] on both sides during the past
[00:12:17] 24 hours.
[00:12:19] The Houthis, supported by Iran, had taken control
[00:12:23] of parts of southern Taiz in recent days, the third largest
[00:12:26] Yemeni city, after cutting the road connecting it
[00:12:30] to Aden, where the internationally recognized government
[00:12:33] and Saudi-backed government is temporarily based.
[00:12:37] The Yemeni Ministry of Health had previously warned of an imminent
[00:12:41] health and humanitarian catastrophe in the city
[00:12:43] of Taiz, as medicines, medical
[00:12:46] supplies, and fuel in healthcare facilities
[00:12:50] in the city were on
[00:12:54] In Riyadh, the World Petroleum Congress launched its 25th
[00:12:57] edition
[00:13:01] with wide participation of energy ministers and leaders
[00:13:04] of international companies. The conference is an international platform
[00:13:08] to discuss the most prominent transformations witnessed by the energy sector.
[00:13:11] The Saudi Minister of Energy stated that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
[00:13:15] faces a real test in the series of bloody
[00:13:18] attacks launched by the Houthis
[00:13:22] The Minister of Energy in the Kingdom, which is the largest oil
[00:13:25] exporter in the world, acknowledged that energy security cannot
[00:13:29] be considered a given.
[00:13:35] Here, on this green carpet, solidarity has taken
[00:13:39] a sporty form through the Swingour initiative.
[00:13:42] An event that coincides with Pink October to be a platform
[00:13:46] for raising awareness about the risks of breast cancer
[00:13:49] and combating violence against
[00:13:54] women.
[00:13:58] an initiative launched by a French non-governmental platform,
[00:14:01] which decided to expand its scope of work to include
[00:14:04] a number of countries around the world, with the aim of providing
[00:14:07] support and assistance to women. Two fundamental
[00:14:11] issues that receive great attention and deserve
[00:14:14] commitment and action. Pink for awareness of the importance of early detection
[00:14:17] of breast and cervical cancer, and orange
[00:14:20] for combating violence against women
[00:14:22] in all its forms.
[00:14:35] ensuring that examinations are regular and available
[00:14:40] can benefit. As for the orange color,
[00:14:43] we are talking about November 25th,
[00:14:46] which marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
[00:14:50] This can only contribute to strengthening the role of women through
[00:14:54] the involvement of all segments of society, including men, because it is
[00:14:58] a collective responsibility. The event provided an opportunity
[00:15:02] closer to the attendees through a platform for consultation,
[00:15:06] guidance, bringing concepts closer,
[00:15:10] In this space, 60 women's portraits
[00:15:14] tell stories of strength and women's struggle against
[00:15:17] disease and violence. Inspiring women whose
[00:15:22] paths of resilience and transform
[00:15:33] the image into. specialists in oncology. The important point for us
[00:15:36] is not only treatment but, above all, prevention
[00:15:40] of these cancers and early detection.
[00:15:44] The earlier the detection, the greater the chances
[00:15:47] of recovery. This initiative came at the right time. We can convey
[00:15:51] a message through you and through the people
[00:15:55] present here about the importance of going
[00:15:58] and doing screenings. There are now in all
[00:16:02] establishments, there are many people who
[00:16:05] can help in this field.
[00:16:20] There are many chances of recovery. The event started from the fact that the health and social
[00:16:24] challenges facing women are
[00:16:27] a collective responsibility that requires
[00:16:30] innovating means to raise