مدي 1 تي في : MEDI1 SOIR 20:00 - 13/11/2024
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00:30Le Courtier continues his visit to the southern regions of the Kingdom, visiting the city of Dakhla.
00:41A severe rainstorm is raging in the city of Malaga, and the National Meteorological Administration is issuing a red warning,
00:51which is the level of extreme humidity, which poses a serious danger due to a weather phenomenon called Guttfriee.
01:04Germany is holding an early legislative election in February 2025 after the collapse of the Olaf Scholz coalition.
01:14The president of the Moroccan government, Aziz Ghanoush, who represents His Majesty King Mohammed VI,
01:25is at the top of the list of heads of state and contradictory governments in the framework of the 29th round of the
01:36United Nations Framework Agreement on Climate Change, in the capital of Algeria.
01:55Morocco, under the wise leadership of His Majesty the King, has been playing a key role in climate change for years.
02:03Whether at the national, international or regional level.
02:08In this regard, the launch of the initiative to adapt African agriculture, under the leadership of His Majesty the King,
02:17during the COP22 climate conference in Morocco in 2016,
02:23includes a bold vision aimed at advancing African agriculture and protecting the environment to confront climate change.
02:32In cooperation with the initiative to adapt African agriculture,
02:38TRIPLA is working on three main initiatives.
02:43These are to improve soil management, enhance irrigation for rainwater and integrate marine agricultural technologies.
02:52According to the vision of His Majesty the King,
02:57renewable energy in Morocco today represents about 40% of the production capacity of electricity,
03:05a figure that will rise to 52% by the year 2030.
03:12Morocco is committed to renewing its specific contribution nationally
03:17by raising its ambitions in the field of carbon removal and integrating new structural projects,
03:24especially the release of seawater through renewable energies,
03:29and the valuation of the biological mass, as well as dangerous hydrogen.
03:34Morocco, thanks to its most competitive resources in the field of solar and wind energy,
03:39and its recognized experience in attracting investors,
03:44is committed to playing an important role in responding to the main bets of carbon neutrality.
03:54In the Moroccan region, and in a step that reflects the depth of strategic partnership and strong relations between Rabat and Paris,
04:02and in the context of France's recognition of the Moroccan Sahara and its support for the sovereignty of Morocco on its lands,
04:08French Ambassador Christophe Lecourtier continues his visit to the southern regions of the Kingdom to visit the city of Dakhla,
04:17where the French delegation took advantage of its winter today
04:21with a field visit to the water treatment plant before heading to the Atlas Dakhla port.
04:29A visit that carries important diplomatic and economic indications
04:34and coincides with the organization of the French-Moroccan economic days
04:40on the two sides of the Red River and the Dakhla-Golden Valley,
04:44with the participation of about 50 of the heads of the negotiations and economic decision makers from Morocco and France.
04:52The Competition Council convened an international conference attended by experts and specialists from inside and outside Morocco.
05:02Discussions focused on the importance of competitive neutrality,
05:07which is considered a key pillar to strengthen the economy and attract investments.
05:12Participants also looked at how to develop policies that guarantee fair competition and open up the field to the international community.
05:21Companies also offered equal opportunities to enter the markets.
05:25The conference also presented the experiences of some countries that were able to strengthen competitive neutrality
05:32through structural reforms in their markets, which contributed to improving economic performance
05:38and raising the level of services provided to citizens.
05:42This conference is part of a series of initiatives that the Competition Council is seeking
05:47through which to strengthen transparency and neutrality in economic dealings,
05:53which serves the interests of consumers and investors,
05:57and strengthens the position of Morocco as a competitive and attractive economic destination for investment.
06:04I participated today in the second round of the Competition Council meeting
06:10where I met with a number of international and Moroccan experts
06:17on two issues of great importance, namely competitive neutrality and the ability to enter the markets.
06:25It was an opportunity to talk specifically about the major reforms that have been made in the public sector
06:35under the guidance of Mr. Rashida Rissahi,
06:40to say that this major reform is aimed at, of course,
06:45moving the burden of these companies that have an impact on Moroccan citizens
06:56to a number of services, but on the other hand,
07:02to be open to the public sector and to be flexible in the interaction of management
07:10with public companies, with the private sector,
07:16and to be able to transfer opportunities to all public companies and the private sector.
07:22It was also an opportunity to talk about reforms to be made in the framework of general deals,
07:30because today the state is the first investor,
07:34but what we want in this framework of reforms,
07:38which today has a positive impact on the national economy,
07:43is to make opportunities for the public sector in general,
07:47but especially for medium-sized and small companies,
07:53which represent 90% of our economic output,
07:58and also to focus on transparency, on digitalization,
08:03which enables us to have the flexibility we want,
08:07and to be able to transfer opportunities to all economic actors.
08:11The experience and the reforms that Morocco is doing
08:17is a model that our partners recognize,
08:21not the CEDE or the international financial institutions.
08:30The General Directorate for Atmospheric Monitoring noted that
08:34strong winds with dust clouds are expected tomorrow in a number of regions of the Kingdom.
08:41The Directorate also stated in a warning in the Portuguese newspaper
08:47that the winds will be from Saturday morning to Thursday afternoon
08:53in Gigue, Gerada, Oujda, Angad, Taurirte, Boulmane and Midelt.
08:59The south of Spain and its east, especially in Malaga,
09:04witnessed a new heavy rainstorm,
09:09which rekindled the fears of the population
09:14after two weeks of devastating floods in Valencia.
09:19The National Atmospheric Monitoring Agency issued a warning in Malaga and Tarragona
09:25due to a low-isolated meteorological phenomenon called Gotafria,
09:31which causes sudden and violent rainstorms.
09:36It is very common during the autumn season on the coast of Spain,
09:41which is located in the middle of the Mediterranean.
09:46In the areas affected by the warning,
09:49it is expected that during the next few hours
09:53between 120 and 180 liters of rain will accumulate per square meter,
09:58and the rain will continue until Thursday tomorrow.
10:04Regarding the flurry of heavy rainstorms
10:08which are spreading in a number of regions of the world,
10:12we are joined by Mr. Mustafa Al-Isat,
10:15an expert in environmental, sustainable and climate development.
10:19Welcome, Mr. Al-Isat.
10:22Thank you for the opportunity.
10:25Mr. Al-Isat, the world gathers in Azerbaijan
10:29to research the climate situation of the planet,
10:33and at the same time,
10:36storms are spreading in a number of areas of the world in all four directions.
10:40Can we consider this wave
10:45as a natural phenomenon in this particular season,
10:50or are they manifestations of climate change
10:54that you, as experts, are preparing for the present and the future?
11:02Yes.
11:04We are talking about unknown natural phenomena
11:07that are considered in the harsh climate cycles
11:12that take hundreds of millions of years
11:17to achieve these harsh climate fluctuations.
11:21As I mentioned, experts have warned for years
11:24that there is a rising temperature of the Earth
11:28that will reach 1.5 degrees.
11:31Today, we also record a rise in carbon dioxide
11:34of 150 J in a liter of air
11:38compared to 200 J in the past.
11:42Not to mention methane gas.
11:45These gases that cause the rising temperature
11:48affect the sea temperature.
11:51As a result, there is a huge amount of water that evaporates
11:55and meets the winds of the coming northern humidity
11:59and gives us big floods and stormy rains
12:02like what Europe and the US have seen in California recently
12:06and what Morocco has seen in the south.
12:09Today, these harsh and extreme natural phenomena
12:12raise the conscience of those responsible for the climate crisis
12:16that Morocco is facing
12:19by sending a message to the world
12:22to find solutions to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
12:27Today, when we talk about the first natural change
12:30that occurred 3 million years ago,
12:35it was due to volcanoes and natural disasters.
12:38But today, change is accelerating due to human intervention.
12:42Today, production exceeds the energy required
12:46by the atmosphere by 100 times.
12:51The production of fossil fuels and industries
12:54in the US and the major manufacturing countries
12:57has reached record levels.
13:00And the non-compliance with the Paris Agreement
13:03that took more than 10 years
13:07to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by half by 2030
13:12remains an isolated decision
13:15committed by some countries
13:18and not by the major countries.
13:21As well as the support of the IMF,
13:24which today needs the support of these countries
13:25to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
13:27The impact of infrastructure and infrastructure
13:29and agricultural sectors
13:31are threatened by climate change.
13:34We need 40 billion dollars per year
13:37to achieve climate justice
13:39and to provide the means
13:42to withstand and adapt to climate change
13:45in these countries.
13:47Mr. Al-Isat, the COP29 summit
13:51in the capital of Algeria
13:53will take place in a few days
13:56after the re-election
13:59of Donald Trump,
14:02the President of the United States.
14:04Of course, he is a central figure
14:08and the world can only count on him
14:12to fight climate change.
14:16His president has said
14:19that he will withdraw
14:20and that his country is not willing
14:24to take on the challenges
14:27related to this issue.
14:29Should we postpone the summit?
14:32Should we really start
14:34to remove everything
14:37that has been agreed upon?
14:39Or should we continue to waste time
14:41and expect the worst?
14:43As experts in the field of environment
14:47and climate,
14:48we are not optimistic
14:50about the United States
14:54entering into serious agreements
14:58to support the conditions of the Paris Agreement
15:01to commit to carbon neutrality.
15:04Because this American policy
15:07is tied to the big economic currents
15:12or the big economic lobbies
15:14that find it difficult
15:16to bear climate tax
15:19and to participate in carbon taxation.
15:24So, today we need
15:26global cooperation and great efforts
15:28from the United States and other countries
15:30that are directly threatened
15:32by these natural phenomena
15:35in their economy, development,
15:37and food science
15:39in order to put pressure
15:41on the international system
15:43that needs real cohesion.
15:44We have already seen
15:46climate change
15:48and human casualties.
15:50We have also seen the death toll
15:52in Valencia
15:54and in a number of countries
15:56like Asia and the United States
15:58that have been affected
16:00by severe natural phenomena
16:02that affect infrastructure,
16:04lives,
16:06agriculture,
16:08agriculture,
16:10food security,
16:12and human health.
16:14We have also seen
16:16the decline of projects.
16:18Morocco has come
16:20with a vision
16:22to encourage
16:24clean energy transition
16:26and also to diversify
16:28the agricultural sector
16:30so that it is more in line
16:32with the climate
16:34with the South-South partnerships
16:36that Morocco has recently carried out
16:38at the level of African countries
16:40with Nigeria,
16:42with Ethiopia
16:44in order to restore
16:46the balance
16:48of African agriculture.
16:50All of these South-South
16:52collaborations
16:54require a global
16:56and comprehensive awareness
16:58of what experiences
17:00await us
17:02if we do not intervene
17:04as soon as possible
17:06to limit climate change.
17:08Mr. Al-Aishat,
17:10Morocco is not far
17:12from the axis of climate
17:14change.
17:16Can we expect
17:18that these storms
17:20will move towards
17:22the Kingdom?
17:24Is the threat still there
17:26and how can we deal
17:28with it?
17:30It is true that
17:32today's warning
17:34that the air
17:36is reporting
17:38is a sign
17:40of taking the necessary
17:42precautions
17:44in the near future
17:46in areas
17:48with strong winds
17:50and heavy rains.
17:52Today,
17:54the Ministerial Committee
17:56for the Prevention
17:58of Disasters
18:00has gathered
18:02several sectors
18:04to put forward
18:06a preemptive plan
18:08for, God forbid,
18:10severe natural disasters
18:12to intervene
18:14in areas
18:16that threaten
18:18lives and properties.
18:20But today,
18:22we must develop
18:24and adapt our preemptive
18:26and intervention policies
18:28with the new data
18:30that we see in Spain
18:32not far from what will happen
18:34in the future in Morocco.
18:36Thank you very much,
18:38Al-Mustafa Al-Aishat,
18:40the expert in the field
18:42of sustainable
18:44and sustainable
18:46development.
19:45The Israeli forces
19:47launched today
19:49eight raids
19:51on the southern
19:53suburbs of the capital,
19:55Beirut,
19:57after 33 killings
19:59when the occupation
20:01army announced
20:03its second phase
20:05of its operations
20:07in southern Lebanon.
20:09Hezbollah said
20:11that it killed
20:12more than
20:14100 people.
20:16The Israeli forces
20:18launched
20:20a new
20:22raid on
20:24Beirut
20:26in the south
20:28of the capital.
20:30The Israeli forces
20:32launched
20:34a new
20:36raid on
20:38Beirut
20:40in the south
20:42of the capital.
20:44The Israeli forces
20:46launched
20:48a new
20:50raid on
20:52Beirut
20:54in the south
20:56of the capital.
20:58The Israeli forces
21:00launched
21:02a new
21:04raid on
21:06Beirut
21:08in the south
21:10of the capital.
21:12The Israeli forces
21:14launched
21:16a new
21:18raid on
21:20Beirut
21:22in the south
21:24of the capital.
21:26The Israeli forces
21:28launched
21:30a new
21:32raid on
21:34Beirut
21:36in the south
21:38of the capital.
21:39The Israeli forces
21:41launched
21:43a new
21:45raid on
21:47Beirut
21:49in the south
21:51of the capital.
21:53The Israeli forces
21:55launched
21:57a new
21:59raid on
22:01Beirut
22:03in the south
22:05of the capital.
22:07The Israeli forces
22:09launched
22:11a new
22:13raid on
22:15Beirut
22:17in the south
22:19of the capital.
22:21The Israeli forces
22:23launched
22:25a new
22:27raid on
22:29Beirut
22:31in the south
22:33of the capital.
22:35The Israeli forces
22:37launched
22:39a new
22:41raid on
22:43Beirut
22:45in the south
22:47of the capital.
22:49The Israeli forces
22:51launched
22:53a new
22:55raid on
22:57Beirut
22:59in the south
23:01of the capital.
23:03The Israeli forces
23:05launched
23:07a new
23:09raid on
23:11Beirut
23:13in the south
23:15of the capital.
23:17The Israeli forces
23:19launched
23:21a new
23:23raid on
23:25Beirut
23:27in the south
23:29of the capital.
23:31The Israeli forces
23:33launched
23:35a new
23:37raid on
23:39Beirut
23:41in the south
23:43of the capital.
23:45The Israeli forces
23:47launched
23:49a new
23:51raid on
23:53Beirut
23:55in the south
23:57of the capital.
23:59The Israeli forces
24:01launched
24:03a new
24:05raid on
24:07Beirut
24:09in the south
24:11of the capital.
24:13The Israeli forces
24:15launched
24:17a new
24:19raid on
24:21Beirut
24:23in the south
24:25of the capital.
24:27The Israeli forces
24:29launched
24:31a new
24:33raid on
24:35Beirut
24:37in the south
24:39of the capital.