مدي 1 تي في : النشرة الاقتصادية - 22/10/2024
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00:00International Business Times is an e-newspaper specialized in economic and geostrategic issues
00:20in Britain.
00:21In its last issue, it stated that Morocco, as a long-time ally, identifies itself as a
00:27partner of the United Kingdom in its efforts to achieve its climate goals.
00:32The most prominent means of British media development is the qualification of Morocco
00:37in the energy sector through major investments in renewable energies, with a special focus
00:43on developing the southern regions of the Kingdom.
00:46The International Business Times website considered that it is relying on the British government
00:51led by the Workers' Party to achieve its goals related to carbon neutrality and fulfills
00:56its promise to make the United Kingdom a clean power heading towards Africa and, in particular,
01:02towards Morocco.
01:03The Financial Law Project, which was approved by the Government Council last Friday, stated
01:13that Morocco has taken major steps to strengthen its reliance on renewable energies by producing
01:1945% of its electricity from clean sources.
01:24According to the project, it is likely to exceed the targeted goal of achieving 56% of
01:30electricity by 2030, to reach this goal by 2027, exceeding the previous target of 52% by
01:422027.
01:44This progress is accompanied by the continuous efforts of the government to accelerate green
01:49energy projects, which is in line with the royal guidelines and the country's strategy
01:53to transform and achieve clean energy.
01:55It is expected that the state's investments in this sector will reach 15 billion dirhams
02:01annually by 2027.
02:05The Hallmark Group announced the launch of a general offer to sell 11.3% of the capital
02:13and voting rights to the Bank of Morocco in a deal worth more than 1 billion dirhams.
02:21This is related to more than 1,229,000 shares of the Bank of Morocco worth 850 dirhams
02:31for one share in a deal signed by the Moroccan Commission for the Digital Market.
02:36The Chief Executive Officer of the Hallmark Group, Mohamed Hassan Bin Salah, highlighted
02:41that this deal is the beginning of a new strategic phase for the Bank of Morocco.
02:47The period of signing this offer extends from October 28 to the beginning of next November.
02:55The officials of the Group stated that this step aims to strengthen the capital share
03:01of the Bank of Morocco, which is circulating in the stock market.
03:04They also expressed a desire to involve users through this process in the growth of the
03:09Bank of Morocco by giving them the opportunity to become contributors on exceptional terms.
03:18Most water reservoirs in Morocco recorded a rise in water reserves, except for the
03:24Um Al-Rabi'a Reservoir, which is estimated at 4.9% due to historical dryness, according to
03:30the water and equipment data.
03:32The most important rise was recorded in the Melouia Reservoir, where the water level
03:38rose to 35.73% compared to 32% during the same period last year, by more than 284 million
03:51cubic meters.
03:52The Daraa and Dnoun Reservoir recorded a rise in water level by 30.60% compared to 21%
04:00last year, due to the heavy rainfall in the south-east, which raised the water level
04:07by 280 million cubic meters.
04:11The balance sheet project in Tunisia showed ambitions to reduce the budget deficit to
04:245.5% in 2025, from 6.3% expected this year, by paying taxes on companies and employees
04:33with high income.
04:35It also aims to increase economic growth to 3.2% compared to 2.1% planned for this year.
04:46Tunisia is facing a severe financial crisis, and has been struggling to raise funds since
04:51its negotiations with the IMF on a loan in 2022, which has led to a temporary shortage
04:58of some goods.
05:01The British authorities imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which is about $7 million
05:12on Volkswagen Financial Services for their unfair treatment of customers who are suffering
05:18from financial difficulties.
05:20The British Market Monitoring Agency stated that the company also agreed to pay more than
05:275.9 million pounds, which is about $28 million, as compensation for about 110,000 customers
05:34affected by these practices, which took place between January 2017 and July 2023, where
05:42the company issued, in some cases, cars of customers with poor financial conditions,
05:48regardless of alternative options.
05:51The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which is about
05:56$7 million, which took place between January 2017 and July 2023, where the company issued,
06:01in some cases, cars of customers with poor financial conditions, regardless of alternative
06:03options.
06:04The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which took place
06:05between January 2017 and July 2023, where the company issued, in some cases, cars of customers
06:06with poor financial conditions.
06:07The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which took place
06:08between January 2017 and July 2023, where the company issued, in some cases, cars of customers
06:09with poor financial conditions.
06:10The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which took place between
06:11January 2017 and July 2023, where the company issued, in some cases, cars of customers with poor
06:12financial conditions.
06:13The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which took place
06:14between January 2017 and July 2023, where the company issued, in some cases, cars of customers
06:15with poor financial conditions.
06:16The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which took place
06:17between January 2017 and July 2023, where the company issued, in some cases, cars of customers
06:18with poor financial conditions.
06:19The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which took place
06:20between January 2017 and July 2023, where the company issued, in some cases, cars of customers
06:21with poor financial conditions.
06:22The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which took place
06:23between January 2017 and July 2023, where the company issued, in some cases, cars of customers
06:24with poor financial conditions.
06:25The Financial Monitoring Agency imposed a fine of 5.9 million pounds, which took place between