ALMAGHRIBIA — broadcast
20261012 203000 UTC
307 transcript segments
Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking
Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive.
Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record.

[00:00:40] Ladies and gentlemen, good evening and welcome to this first news update of the
[00:00:44] evening, here's the
[00:00:45] summary.
[00:00:49] At the Mohammed 6 Delvida Exhibition Park,
[00:00:52] on Royal Naltesse, Crown Prince Moulay Hassan presides
[00:00:55] over the opening of the Horse Show. A renewed
[00:00:59] event for the promotion of Moroccan equestrian heritage, the
[00:01:03] promotion of its richness and diversity, a
[00:01:06] sector of excellence that makes the kingdom shine
[00:01:09] internationally.
[00:01:16] birthday. This Royal speech at the opening of the
[00:01:19] new parliamentary session, a strategic roadmap that calls
[00:01:22] for translating ambitions into action. Among these
[00:01:25] levers are economic growth and the imperatives of effective
[00:01:29] social and spatial justice. Focus in the newspaper on a development vision that
[00:01:33] places citizens and youth at the heart of all public
[00:01:36] transformation
[00:01:37] policies.
[00:01:41] City of inspiration and land of writers, Tangier is honoring regional
[00:01:45] literature. The curtain has risen on the 14th
[00:01:49] edition of its book and publishing fair. We'll return at the end of the news
[00:01:52] to the highlights of the opening ceremony marked by
[00:01:55] a tribute paid to the writers of the region.
[00:01:58] horse as man's Good
[00:02:02] evening to you all. This Monday at the Mohammed 6 Exhibition Park
[00:02:06] in El Jadida, His Royal Highness, Crown Prince Moulay Hassan
[00:02:09] presided over the opening
[00:02:11] palace ceremony of the 17th edition of the El Jadida
[00:02:16] celebrated Horse Show.
[00:02:21] Upon his arrival, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince was greeted
[00:02:26] in accordance with the provisions of by the president of the Royal Moroccan Equestrian Sports Federation
[00:02:29] offer several numbers of and president of the association.
[00:03:00] mm recorded in Afterwards, His Royal Highness
[00:03:04] Crown Prince Moulay Hassan visited the various
[00:03:07] stands of the show, institutional,
[00:03:11] regional, children's village,
[00:03:14] national, and artisan's
[00:03:16] house.
[00:03:22] Under the high patronage of His Majesty, King Mohammed 6, this
[00:03:26] event is being held this year under the theme "The Horse:
[00:03:30] In Service of Humanity", highlighting the diversity
[00:03:33] of roles the horse has played throughout history and the
[00:03:37] the economy and better depth of the ties that identify unite it to human beings in different fields.
[00:03:55] Tangier, land of
[00:04:18] tribal roots are still unknown. This
[00:04:22] organizations involved in the field of books and
[00:04:32] has injected of the elements of continuity into
[00:04:39] Afterwards, His Royal Highness attended the
[00:04:42] show, which highlights all the
[00:04:45] splendor of the noblest conquest
[00:04:47] as well as the
[00:04:50] creativity and talent of the
[00:04:53] riders.
[00:05:54] This edition aims to highlight this relationship
[00:05:58] from several angles by emphasizing the horse's place as
[00:06:02] a working partner, a symbol of
[00:06:05] heritage, and a lever for sporting, cultural, and
[00:06:09] recreational development, all while recalling the human's
[00:06:12] responsibility towards it, particularly in
[00:06:15] terms of respecting its dignity,
[00:06:18] preserving its well-being, and providing appropriate treatment.
[00:06:58] We will come back to this in our next editions. The
[00:07:02] El Jadida Horse Show will open its doors to the
[00:07:05] public tomorrow. This 17th edition will feature the
[00:07:11] companion. National breeds will coexist this week at the
[00:07:15] Mohammed 6 Exhibition Park in front of a public that always
[00:07:18] turns out.
[00:07:23] A final brushstroke, a few adjustments and already
[00:07:26] the anticipation is palpable in El Jadida. Horses,
[00:07:30] riders and exhibitors are putting the finishing touches on their preparations
[00:07:33] before the grand public opening. The Horse Show is in its final hours of
[00:07:36] preparation. It's to participate in the equestrian show where we
[00:07:42] acrobatics, a liberty number, a burlesque
[00:07:45] number, and the pyramid. We are very proud, in
[00:07:49] fact, to have here a delegation of 10 knights who will perform
[00:07:53] before His Royal Highness in a little while, and it's a great
[00:07:56] pleasure because Portugal and Morocco share many
[00:08:00] things, among these things is the passion for horses and
[00:08:03] even you know that our Portuguese horses have
[00:08:07] a little Arab blood and Arab horses
[00:08:10] have a little Portuguese blood, so it's a very virtuous
[00:08:13] El Jadida show
[00:08:17] is magnificent, it's the first time I'm here, I must first congratulate
[00:08:20] the organizers because it's very very good. This 17th
[00:08:24] edition also gives pride of place to Moroccan equestrian heritage with particular
[00:08:28] attention to Barb and Arab-Barb horses, whose
[00:08:31] breeders perceive the heritage. So it's the
[00:08:34] first day of the inauguration, we are very happy to be here
[00:08:38] among the guests and we also have a stand, through
[00:08:42] this stand we try to
[00:08:45] somehow
[00:08:49] the breed to the general public. Behind
[00:08:52] the equestrian world, a whole sector of trades and know-how
[00:08:56] is emerging, a sector where training plays an essential
[00:09:00] role. Indeed, with our national institute dedicated to
[00:09:03] horse trades in Princeritan
[00:09:06] located in Dar es Salaam, we are the only
[00:09:09] training provider both nationally
[00:09:12] and continentally when
[00:09:15] it comes to the horse.
[00:09:17] The countdown
[00:09:19] is clearly coming to an end because in a few
[00:09:23] hours, these same still peaceful places will
[00:09:26] see horse enthusiasts meet this
[00:09:30] year for an edition full of
[00:09:32] novelties, meetings, competitions and
[00:09:35] shows, with the horse honored more than
[00:09:38] ever.
[00:09:45] We expect the new legislative and governmental mandate
[00:09:49] to constitute a real turning point for a Morocco keen to
[00:09:52] pursue its ambition of becoming an emerging
[00:09:56] and reliable economic power. It is with these words that the sovereign opened his speech to
[00:09:59] parliament on Friday, a clear call that sets the
[00:10:03] course for the next stage, the now fully traced path of
[00:10:06] economic transformation that benefits everyone.
[00:10:10] Ismail, it's nothing. The first session of the
[00:10:13] first legislative year of the 12th legislature opened
[00:10:17] with clear royal orientations. In his
[00:10:20] speech, His Majesty King Mohammed 6 stated that
[00:10:24] the legislative and government must constitute a real turning point in the
[00:10:27] kingdom's development dynamic, while ensuring
[00:10:30] a balance between economic growth logics and the imperatives
[00:10:34] of strengthened social and spatial justice, a national
[00:10:37] duty and a responsibility catalyzed by love for the
[00:10:41] country. The speech of His Majesty the
[00:10:44] King at the opening of parliament in the legislative
[00:10:48] year. The speech of His Majesty the King is of great
[00:10:51] importance, particularly due to the fact that the sovereign declared that he was
[00:10:55] proud of his Moroccan identity and that it was his dearest
[00:10:58] feeling. He expressed the same feeling in view of the kingdom's
[00:11:02] political, diplomatic, economic, and social achievements.
[00:11:05] He also mentioned the richness of Morocco's history and its authentic
[00:11:09] religious identity. This national pride can be
[00:11:12] considered a pillar in the construction of an emerging Morocco.
[00:11:16] In an international context marked by accelerated geoeconomic
[00:11:20] changes, the sovereign noted that Morocco has embarked with a clear
[00:11:23] vision on a new path.
[00:11:29] And the private sector has its role to play in the transformation of the kingdom to strengthen its contribution to the country's
[00:11:33] development. His Majesty the King urged the private sector to
[00:11:36] be more enterprising, more creative, and more capable of
[00:11:40] creating employment
[00:11:41] opportunities.
[00:11:49] The King set a set of priorities for this new political stage in order to
[00:11:53] continue the projects aimed at strengthening Morocco's position as an
[00:11:56] emerging and reliable economic power. The sovereign also
[00:12:00] emphasized that a new generation of major strategies must be launched,
[00:12:03] particularly in the sectors of water security, energy, and
[00:12:07] food, industrial emergence, digital
[00:12:10] economy, and artificial intelligence. This
[00:12:13] path of economic development must fully integrate youth,
[00:12:17] must urge members of parliament to place this youth at the heart of public
[00:12:21] policies and their concerns, by promoting notably equal opportunities,
[00:12:25] education, qualification, and economic integration, a
[00:12:29] strategy that should help young Moroccans build a better
[00:12:32] future within a framework that guarantees freedom, dignity, and
[00:12:36] stability. And
[00:12:39] then, know that tomorrow, Tuesday, the House of Representatives
[00:12:42] will elect its president. This will be during a plenary session
[00:12:46] scheduled to start at 3 p.m.,
[00:12:51] Article 62 of the Constitution and Article
[00:12:54] 48 of the House's internal
[00:12:57] regulations. This is what a statement from the
[00:13:00] president of the House's provisional
[00:13:02] bureau announced.
[00:13:06] News is also the weather. Autumn is settling in and
[00:13:10] with it its share of precipitation, the first of the
[00:13:13] season. This trend is gaining ground across our provinces. In the last
[00:13:16] 24 hours, 37 mm were recorded in Figuig, with a maximum of
[00:13:20] 27 in Asmia, Taza province, 13
[00:13:25] Laayoune, 11 in Chefchaouen, then
[00:13:28] 9 in Essaouira, 8 in Errachidia, and finally
[00:13:32] 6 mm in Azilal.
[00:13:35] World
[00:13:38] page: In France, the social democratic left has its
[00:13:42] candidate for the next presidential election. Raphaël
[00:13:45] Glucksmann won the primary
[00:13:48] organized by his camp with more than 66% of the
[00:13:51] votes in the first round. The founder
[00:13:55] of Place Publique now intends to bring together the socialist and
[00:13:58] democratic family to block the far right, a first
[00:14:02] major challenge for a French left still plagued by divisions.
[00:14:12] mobilization resumes across the country for a new
[00:14:15] week with high school blockades where
[00:14:19] students denounce learning conditions and the dilapidated
[00:14:22] state of their establishments, a climate
[00:14:25] of tension that has lasted for almost a month as the country prepares to
[00:14:29] hold the presidential election in 6 months. Meanwhile,
[00:14:32] French President Emmanuel Macron calls for calm at a time when
[00:14:36] the government denounces an intensification of
[00:14:39] violence.
[00:14:43] Spain begins the pre-campaign for the early general
[00:14:45] elections on November 29. The
[00:14:49] main Spanish political parties are mobilizing in large
[00:14:52] rallies to defend their respective
[00:14:56] projects. The housing issue is at the heart of the stakes. Spanish Prime Minister
[00:14:59] Pedro Sanchez has promised to strengthen housing
[00:15:03] legislation if he obtains an absolute
[00:15:06] majority, which is among the party's priorities, and to
[00:15:10] maintain and strengthen the measures adopted in this area. Facing
[00:15:14] Pedro Sanchez, his rival from the main opposition party, the Popular
[00:15:17] Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has promised
[00:15:20] Madrid order, security, and
[00:15:23] prosperity. In a project called national
[00:15:27] reconstruction, the race for the presidency enters its
[00:15:30] final stretch in Brazil. Two weeks before the
[00:15:34] second round of the presidential election, the outgoing president, Luiz Inácio
[00:15:37] Lula da Silva, mobilized thousands of
[00:15:41] supporters in Sao Paulo to advocate for the end of the 6-day
[00:15:45] work week for one day of rest, a reform
[00:15:48] project that is to be examined on Wednesday in the Senate. It
[00:15:51] provides for 2 days of weekly rest, a reduction in the legal
[00:15:55] working hours from 44 to
[00:15:58] 40 hours.
[00:16:01] As the October 25 election approaches, polls favor
[00:16:04] the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, alongside
[00:16:08] conservative Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who caused a
[00:16:11] surprise by coming in first in the first round with 47%
[00:16:15] of the votes against 45% for Lula.
[00:16:18] Heading to Stockholm, where the Nobel Prize season concludes. The latest
[00:16:22] Nobel Prize, that of economics, awarded today a
[00:16:25] duo of Americans, namely Michael Woodford and Robert
[00:16:28] Hall. These two laureates were recognized for new macroeconomic
[00:16:32] models that would make it possible to take budgetary and monetary
[00:16:36] measures at the right time and thereby mitigate the ups
[00:16:39] and downs of economic activity.
[00:16:43] The Royal Swedish Academy of
[00:16:48] Sciences has today decided to award the
[00:16:51] 2026bank
[00:16:52] prize in Economic Sciences in
[00:16:57] memory of Alfred Nobel.
[00:17:00] The world of economics did not
[00:17:04] hold its breath for long. The Nobel Prize in Economics was
[00:17:08] awarded to an American duo, Michael
[00:17:11] Woodford and Robert Ilhal, two eminent
[00:17:14] researchers whose work explores the mechanisms that
[00:17:18] govern economic decisions and their
[00:17:21] consequences on market equilibrium. Their research
[00:17:24] notably helps to better understand how companies set their
[00:17:28] prices, how households distribute their
[00:17:31] spending, and how banks can react to economic
[00:17:34] fluctuations. Work that is in line with a
[00:17:38] macroeconomic model more than 50
[00:17:42] years old.
[00:17:43] This approach is certainly not perfect, but
[00:17:50] it helps advance research. For example,
[00:17:54] my research on the new Keynesian model, which
[00:17:58] is adapted to businesses, explains why they do not immediately
[00:18:02] change their prices when the economy changes. It
[00:18:05] also demonstrates how the state and the central bank can
[00:18:09] support economic activity and employment.
[00:18:12] Two men, with visions that merge
[00:18:16] and converge. Alongside Michael
[00:18:19] Woodford, Robert Ilhal also dedicates his research.
[00:18:23] The Nobel Prize in Economics
[00:18:32] 2026 was awarded to two eminent American
[00:18:36] researchers.
[00:19:08] The two laureates thus open the way for new research perspectives on
[00:19:12] how to resolve the changes in
[00:19:15] anticipate its future challenges.
[00:19:17] Let's now
[00:19:21] turn to where the world of books is honored. The
[00:19:25] regional publishing and book fair opened its doors this
[00:19:28] weekend. A 14th edition placed under the sign of
[00:19:32] imagination and refuge for writers. The
[00:19:35] opening ceremony was marked by a tribute paid to the writers of the
[00:19:39] region.
[00:19:44] From the first hours of the morning, many visitors came to meet
[00:19:48] the exhibitors. The event saw the participation of publishing
[00:19:51] houses and bookstores from the Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceima region and
[00:19:54] other regions of the kingdom. Several associations and national
[00:20:00] publishing also unveiled their recent
[00:20:02] publications.
[00:20:07] Organizing this regional book fair in Tangier, here we have a wide
[00:20:11] choice of books that we don't have the chance to find elsewhere. It's also an
[00:20:14] opportunity for us and for contacts with
[00:20:16] publishing houses.
[00:20:22] I'm here to meet publishers, discover books and different
[00:20:26] cultures. This initiative should be generalized to all cities of the
[00:20:29] kingdom. This edition aims to highlight the
[00:20:33] status of the Strait city as a crossroads of cultures and
[00:20:36] civilizations, a privileged meeting place for intellectuals,
[00:20:40] writers and artists, and a framework for exchange and
[00:20:42] debate. We have a rich
[00:20:46] program that highlights the different facets of
[00:20:49] danger. This edition bears the slogan of Tangier, land of imagination and
[00:20:53] refuge for writers. These men of letters represented the city in their
[00:20:56] writings, the city having constituted a fertile ground for their
[00:20:59] creativity.
[00:21:02] Until this weekend, the regional book fair of Tangier plans
[00:21:05] conferences and meetings dedicated to actions related to literature,
[00:21:09] culture, history, and identity. This edition also intends
[00:21:12] to celebrate Moroccan books and creators, all experiences and sensibilities
[00:21:16] combined.
[00:21:19] That's it for this news bulletin. Thank you for watching. The news in Arabic
[00:21:23] returns at 8:30 PM. I wish you a very pleasant evening.
[00:21:38] Under the high patronage of His Majesty King
[00:21:41] Mohammed VI, may God protect him, the Moroccan
[00:21:44] Show Jumping Tour returns again this
[00:21:48] year, 2026. Tetouan, Rabat,
[00:21:51] El Jadida, three stages,
[00:21:55] three weeks of competition for the most skilled riders in the
[00:21:58] world. Grand Prix races for the
[00:22:02] Nations Cup in the fourth degree and for the first
[00:22:06] time, the World Cup championship in the five-star
[00:22:09] category. The Moroccan Royal
[00:22:12] Tour, excitement and passion
[00:22:15] renewed.