مدي 1 تي في : النشرة الاقتصادية - 01/11/2024
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00:00The Ministry of Tourism, Traditional Industry, Social Economy and Transparency announced that Morocco has made a remarkable progress in the classification of tourism interests for the World Tourism Organization.
00:24From 41 to 31 internationally between 2019 and 2023.
00:32The Ministry of Tourism stated that this remarkable progress, which is one of the strongest records among the first 50 tourist destinations in the world, reflects the dynamism and resilience of the Moroccan tourism sector, in addition to the objective strategic effectiveness.
00:55The Tunisian banks, together with other countries, are facing a decline in acceptance.
01:01The Tunisian state must intervene in more cases and in more ways to raise the capital of this financial institution, which was established within the framework of Tunisian companies as development banks before it turned into public commercial banks.
01:18The Tunisian Minister of Finance, Siham Nomsia Al-Boghdiri, confirmed that not rescuing joint banks will have repercussions on the classification of Tunisian banks in general, as well as on relations with the participating countries.
01:34The International Monetary Fund has approved a financial support grant to Kenya, worth $606 million, to support its efforts in the face of increasing financial pressure.
01:51The International Monetary Fund said that this funding comes after reviews of agreements to facilitate the extension of credit and the facilitation of the extended fund.
02:02The International Monetary Fund has approved a financial support grant to Kenya, worth $606 million, to support its efforts in the face of increasing financial pressure.
02:32The Minister of Finance, Enoch Godungwana, said that the South African International Monetary Fund is expected to reach $341 billion by 2025, which represents 75.5% of the country's total GDP.
02:49The Minister of Finance, Enoch Godungwana, said in a statement to the Parliament that the current $293 billion debt will reach more than $341 billion by 2025-2026.
03:08The Director-General of the Middle East and Central Asia in the International Monetary Fund, Jihad Az'our, expected that the UAE economy would record the highest growth rate at the level of the Gulf Cooperation Council in 2025, with support from the non-oil sector.
03:27Az'our explained in a press statement at a conference hosted by Dubai on October 2024, that the non-oil growth rate in the UAE is expected to be between 4.5% and 5.0% by 2025, which is a strong indicator of the success of the community's economic policy.
03:57European stock prices fell at the opening of the month, which is affected by obvious financial reports. At 8.12 GMT, the European stock index fell by 0.6% to reach its lowest level in about two months.
04:17The index fell by 2.72% on a monthly basis, and is expected to fall for the second month in a row, and will record its monthly performance since October 2023.
04:29The Ministry of Finance and Public Trust announced that Mexico's GDP rose to 49.3% in the first nine months of 2024, compared to 45.7% recorded in the same period last year.
04:51In its report on the situation of the economy, public finance and public debt by Q3 2024, the Mexican Ministry of Finance and Public Trust indicated that the total debt amounted to 16.73 trillion pesos, which is equivalent to $860 billion during this period.
05:10South Korea's exports continued to grow annually for the third month in a row in October, thanks to its strong performance in similar areas.
05:24South Korea's Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy said that exports rose by 4.6% on an annual basis to $57.5 billion last month.
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