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مدي 1 تي في : MEDI1 SOIR 20:00 - 26/11/2024

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00:00Welcome to Median TV, I'm your host, Abrazi Anawiyah.
00:24In Spain, the police say that the security cooperation with Morocco was crucial in dismantling a terrorist cell belonging to Daesh in the Sahel region.
00:36In Israel, the prime minister confirms that the security government will agree this evening to stop firing on Hezbollah.
00:45Ukraine accuses Russia of misuse of anti-personnel mines in cooperation with the advance of the Russian army in the Kharkiv region.
00:57King Mohammed VI sent a letter to the President of the Council of Ministers,
01:03demanding that the Palestinian people practice their inalienable rights to act on the occasion of the International Day of Cooperation with the Palestinian people.
01:19His Majesty confirmed in this letter that the dire situation in the Palestinian lands, especially in the Gaza Strip,
01:30is questioning the international conscience and requires a decisive intervention to immediately, comprehensively and consistently stop firing.
01:38His Majesty highlighted in the letter that this requires more joint collective action to support and protect human rights in the Palestinian lands,
01:50and to implement unilateral decisions with full respect for the requirements of international law and human rights law.
01:58In the face of the calamity that the peace process in the Middle East has reached,
02:04His Majesty reiterated the call for the international community, especially the balanced and influential countries,
02:12to launch intensive diplomatic efforts in a new and effective manner,
02:17to restore all the relevant parties to the negotiating table,
02:23in order to achieve a comprehensive and fair equalization of the Palestinian cause within the framework of the two-state solution.
02:31His Majesty added that in the face of the dangerous and unprecedented field developments in the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023,
02:40Morocco is showing its deep concern over the disastrous conditions resulting from the continuation of the Israeli incitement to the Gaza Strip.
02:50In the same direction, His Majesty considered that the unilateral measures and the repeated Israeli provocations
02:58that the city of Al-Quds has been subjected to,
03:02encourage all efforts to calm down and launch any international initiative to stop the manifestations of violence, tension and aggression.
03:14His Majesty the King Mohammed VI sent a thank-you letter to the President of the Republic of Panama, Raul Molino,
03:22after the wise decision taken by his country regarding the first national issue for the Kingdom of Morocco.
03:33His Majesty said that this decision is significant and supports the legitimate rights of Morocco in harmony with international legitimacy
03:42and in harmony with the dynamics that the world is currently witnessing.
03:46His Majesty the King in this letter expressed his confidence in opening a new page in bilateral relations between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Panama,
03:57and confirmed the true will of the Kingdom to strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation with Panama in all areas,
04:07which is beneficial to the two peoples.
04:09About the increasing diplomatic successes regarding the issue of the Moroccan Sahara,
04:21we have Dr. Mohamed Al-Ghali, a dean of the Faculty of Sciences at the Castle of Saragna.
04:28Welcome, Mr. Al-Ghali.
04:32First of all, how do we look at this Moroccan diplomatic breakthrough in an area that was traditionally known for some kind of sympathy with the policies of the police?
04:45This breakthrough in Central America through the state of Panama,
04:52which is considered one of the main and pivotal states in terms of its basic and strategic location as a state that links the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean,
05:04confirms the extent of the success and reality of the Moroccan proposal,
05:12as well as the seriousness of the Moroccan Kingdom in what it proposes.
05:17This is in line with the latest international legislative decisions,
05:21especially the decisions of the Security Council, Decision 2756,
05:26Decision 2703 and Decision 2602,
05:29as well as Decision 2654,
05:33and other recent decisions of the Security Council that confirm the success of the Moroccan position and the Moroccan rapprochement
05:41in dealing with this urgent problem of the territorial unity of the Moroccan Kingdom.
05:48In addition, even the analysis of the state of Panama through this position related to the recognition of an imaginary republic,
05:57confirms that the position of Panama corresponds to the international law,
06:04which means that these positions reflect the importance and seriousness of the rapprochement that the Moroccan Kingdom has given,
06:14especially what His Excellency said in a series of speeches,
06:19as well as in a series of letters,
06:23and even in the form of cooperation between the Prime Minister and the United Nations,
06:28considering that the Moroccan Kingdom is bonded to international law and provides realistic solutions,
06:36and these solutions provided by the Moroccan Kingdom are what made these positions clash in this way.
06:45In addition, the non-religious position that confirms that the direction is towards peace,
06:55peace, stability, and the achievement of development,
06:59and everything that the Moroccan Kingdom has proposed since 2007 through the initiative of self-government,
07:05confirms all these open words related to the spread of peace, peace, security, security,
07:13stability, and the achievement of development for the peoples of the world.
07:18Therefore, this position of the state of Panama as an atlantic state corresponds,
07:26and the position of a group of countries that share with the Moroccan Kingdom,
07:31this geographical location and this environment,
07:34which reflects from a scientific point of view,
07:38as well as from a future point of view,
07:42that these confessions confirm that there are two fronts for an atlantic environment,
07:50which favors security and stability,
07:53considering that all reports point to the coast area
07:57and what it presents as threats to the separatist movements and the criminal organized movements.
08:07All this coincides with the positions and decisions of the United Nations,
08:12and especially, we should not forget that the United Nations has made a decision
08:22and is relying on all that is available.
08:29Okay, Mr. Al-Ghali, what is the reflection of these Moroccan diplomatic achievements in Central America
08:38and even in South America on the issue of the Moroccan Sahara?
08:43In any case, these positions narrow the gap between the enemies of the Moroccan soil unity
08:53and the Moroccan Kingdom, and it confirms the justice of its cause
09:00and confirms the position and respect that the Moroccan Kingdom has,
09:04considering that the Moroccan Kingdom's rapprochement remains realistic
09:12and closer to the region and closer to the geopolitical transformations that the world knows,
09:19which means that the issue of the Moroccan soil unity is moving in the direction it will know.
09:33Thank you, Mr. Mohamed Al-Ghali, Vice-Chancellor of the Faculty of Sciences,
09:39for taking the time to listen to all these explanations and share them with us.
09:42The President of the Government, Mr. Akhannouch, conducted research links with the Prime Minister
09:48of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Judith Sominwa Toloka,
09:52discussing ways to strengthen cooperation relations and issues of common interest.
09:57He also mentioned to the President that Akhannouch was interested in the historical and brotherly relations
10:03between Rabat and Kinshasa, and the common desire to develop these relations in various fields
10:09under the supervision of the two heads of state, King Mohammed VI and President Felix Tshisekit.
10:15The Spanish police said in a statement that the security cooperation between Morocco and Spain
10:21was key in dismantling a terrorist cell belonging to the Daesh organization in the Sahel region,
10:28consisting of nine elements, six of which were active in Madrid, Ibiza and Ceuta.
10:34Madrid also indicated the general managerial cooperation to monitor the national soil,
10:40which stopped three elements in this cell in all of Mtitwan and Fenidaqa.
10:48He stated that stopping this cell, thanks to this security cooperation,
10:53enabled the real threat to the security of the two countries,
10:57noting that this cell consisted of extremist individuals committed to the ideology of the terrorist Daesh organization
11:04with the intention of committing criminal acts.
11:08Financial stability in Africa is facing increasing challenges
11:14due to the uncertainty of the economy and the risks arising on a global and national level.
11:19These conditions require effective strategies from governments and financial institutions
11:24to enhance sustainable growth and cooperate with the risks that threaten the stability of African economies.
11:33Salwa Al-Khaliwi reports.
11:35A teleconference with the Moroccan Bank shows a deep discussion
11:40on the subject of financial stability in Africa,
11:43with the participation of a group of financial and economic experts from all over the country.
11:49This meeting was designed to shed light on the current financial challenges,
11:54whether at the international or regional level,
11:57with the focus on the risks that threaten financial stability
12:01and the study of suitable ways to address them.
12:04Salwa Al-Khaliwi, Director of the Moroccan Bank
12:07This meeting is dedicated to the financial stability and the risks
12:11that are now present at the international and regional level.
12:18About 100 participants from all over the continent will participate in it.
12:28The Moroccan financial and banking sectors will also participate
12:37and we will discuss the political, economic and international issues.
12:47The meeting aims to highlight the importance of strengthening cooperation between African countries
12:51to exchange experiences and resources to address the economic risks,
12:57as well as discussing ways to enhance financial stability
13:01in the face of the complex challenges that threaten the economy of the countries.
13:05I am very happy to be here in Morocco, in the Capital of Lights,
13:10and to participate in this important teleconference.
13:13As you know well, financial stability is of great importance
13:16and the conference is about understanding the risks and helping to stabilize the system.
13:23We annually review the risks and trends on the global insurance market.
13:29I am very happy to participate in this conference,
13:32as it has an active role in the field of financial stability.
13:35Our role is to provide annual feedback on insurance,
13:40on risks, in order to avoid any problem.
13:42We will present the results of this year related to this topic.
13:53The meeting is a great opportunity to increase economic growth in Africa
13:58and a serious step towards financial reform, local industries development,
14:03innovation in the vital sectors, reducing the risks,
14:08and guaranteeing a steady economic growth.
14:13Ambassador to the United Nations Omar Hilal was elected
14:19as the president of the sixth conference on the creation of an area
14:23devoid of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East in 2025.
14:30Hilal's election is in a critical situation,
14:33which involves a great rise in tensions in the Middle East
14:35and the spread of the risks of a large-scale nuclear war,
14:43the acceleration of the arms race,
14:46and a lack of respect for the commitments made on the withdrawal of weapons.
14:50The appointment of Hilal is a confidence that Morocco has in the United Nations,
14:58and in the Middle East in particular.
15:00We also hope that the Moroccan presidency will have a new dynamism,
15:06an ambition that will enable this important conference
15:10to proceed in a transparent, open, comprehensive and practical way.
15:19Adel Faraj, director of the International Center for Geopolitical and Geostrategic Studies,
15:25said that the election of Hilal is an expression of the confidence
15:27that the Kingdom of Morocco has in the Middle East.
15:32The choice of Morocco is the first expression of the confidence
15:36that the Middle Eastern countries have in Morocco,
15:39considering it an active, politically-oriented and right-wing country.
15:43It also confirms the place that Mr. Omar Hilal is interested in,
15:47considering him a man of confidence, a man of diplomacy and a man of political negotiations.
15:52The first key point for this conference
15:54is an attempt to reach an agreement on the withdrawal of weapons of mass destruction.
16:06I would like to point out that the choice of Omar Hilal is, first of all,
16:14a Moroccan recognition, a recognition of the qualifications of a man
16:18who has spent about 30 years as a member of the United Nations.
16:23The task is not easy. Why?
16:27Because there is a desire to settle and settle in the region
16:32based on an agreement agreed by all parties of the Middle East countries.
16:38Let us not forget now that this task is also difficult from a political point of view,
16:43considering that the region faces a number of regional tensions.
16:48There are risks to the use of nuclear weapons
16:52after the change of beliefs of some powerful countries at the international level.
16:58There is a strong desire in the race towards reconciliation.
17:02There are countries in the Middle East that are not committed to their international commitments.
17:13In addition, I think that in order to reach the stage of controlling the withdrawal of these weapons,
17:26a number of stages must be passed.
17:28As Omar Hilal pointed out,
17:30there is a need to build trust between the countries of the region.
17:34This is a key element.
17:35Then, in the second stage,
17:38there is a need to challenge the common political challenges between these countries
17:45and to implement them in a practical way.
17:48The goal of this path is to reach a treaty that guarantees a kind of stability,
17:54a kind of peace in the region.
17:56We must not forget that nuclear weapons are hand-held weapons.
18:01Their risks cannot be evaluated in a clear way.
18:06So, here we must find a way or a way out
18:11through the trust placed by the international community in Mr. Omar Hilal,
18:17as well as the place occupied by Morocco,
18:20whether in the international community or in its relationship with the Middle East countries.
18:25To the Middle East now,
18:26where the Israeli Prime Minister said that the security government will agree this evening
18:32on the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah.
18:34Netanyahu also said that the ceasefire period will stop
18:38for what is happening in Lebanon, as far as it is concerned.
18:41He added that this ceasefire with Lebanon will allow Israel to focus on threatening Iran.
18:45In the context of the connection, Netanyahu said that Israel will put pressure on the Hamas movement
18:51after the ceasefire with Hezbollah.
18:56U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that the efforts to reach a ceasefire in Lebanon
19:02in its final stages, considering that the agreement may help to end the war in Gaza.
19:08Blinken said after a meeting with the foreign ministers of the Group of Seven
19:13near Rome, that the low tensions in the region may also help to end the war in the Gaza Strip.
19:19The United Nations has once again called for a permanent ceasefire in Lebanon, Israel and Gaza.
19:30In the name of the Human Rights Office of the Organization, Jeremy Lawrence,
19:34he said that the only way to end the suffering of people from all sides
19:38is the permanent and immediate ceasefire on all fronts.
19:43The United Nations calls for a permanent ceasefire in Lebanon, Israel and Gaza.
19:52There is international pressure from several sides on Israel to reach an agreement
20:00on a treaty in Lebanon on the basis of an American project
20:04that is based on the withdrawal of Hezbollah and the Israeli army from southern Lebanon
20:08in order for the Lebanese army to spread there.
20:12The international committee is based on the decision of the International Security Council
20:18of 1701 issued in 2006, which stipulates the spread of the Lebanese army
20:25and the forces of the United Nations in Lebanon, UNIFIL, in the south of the country.
20:31This is an opportunity that the European Union has called for its immediate adoption.
20:36It is tragic that we could not stop the ceasefire in Lebanon
20:42by American and French means.
20:45There are no excuses or additional demands after now.
20:48Stop these battles.
20:50Stop killing people.
20:52And let's start thinking about peace.
20:55Despite the atmosphere of alertness that dominates the region,
21:00the ceasefire continues in Lebanon,
21:03where a series of Israeli bombings targeted the southern city of Beirut,
21:09according to what the National Media Agency reported.
21:14The agency reported the beginning of the Israeli enemy's air raids
21:19on the southern city of Beirut,
21:23after the Israeli army prepared to evacuate six buildings and their surroundings.
21:30Images from Lebanon showed the constant rise of smoke and dust
21:36from at least four locations in the region,
21:40which are one of Hezbollah's most prominent positions near the capital.
21:45Israel announced that it would move its operations to Lebanon.
21:50A year later, Hezbollah opened the Gaza Strip,
21:55with a simultaneous bombing of the borders with the Israeli army.
22:01It aimed to launch a war on the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023.
22:09During his visit to Sudan,
22:12UN Secretary-General Tom Fletcher warned of a sexual violence epidemic
22:19in the country,
22:22saying that these sexual assaults are unacceptable.
22:29At his first visit to Sudan,
22:32Fletcher said he was ashamed of not being able to protect women.
22:37According to the United Nations,
22:40the war in Sudan has killed tens of thousands of people,
22:44including more than 11 million people,
22:48and has led to the worst humanitarian crisis.
23:06A representative of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense said at an international summit in Cambodia
23:10that Russia is carrying out extermination practices
23:14by using anti-personnel mines in Ukraine.
23:17He said that Moscow has spread these explosive bombs in cities, farms and public transport stations,
23:22and that they threaten areas where about 6 million Ukrainians live.
23:27In contrast to the Russian army,
23:30which has now taken control of a town in the Kharkiv region in north-eastern Ukraine,
23:33in the framework of increasing gains achieved by Moscow in recent weeks
23:38in the face of difficulties faced by the Ukrainian army.
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