مدي 1 تي في : النشرة الاقتصادية - 29/11/2024
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00:00Our dear viewers, welcome to the economic news and a tour of the most important financial and business news.
00:13In a step aimed at strengthening the financial liquidity of Moroccan banks, the financial sector is witnessing an important stage with the launch of the secondary market for inflated debts.
00:25The General Manager of the Moroccan Bank, Abdel Rahim Bouazza, announced that the Moroccan Bank is ready to launch this reform, which is essential for the banking sector and the national economy.
00:36It will enable banks to liberate new financial capabilities by selling these assets to specialized investors.
00:44The forecast indicates that the expected market will be very large, as the value of inflated debts in the banking sector is about 98 billion dirhams,
00:55which is more than 8.6% of the total balance of loans to banks and 7% of the net income.
01:06The 2025 market forecast released by the Spanish Institute for the Linking of Multiple-Sector Companies, AMEC,
01:18revealed that a group of markets such as Morocco, Poland, India and Mexico are offering suitable alternatives and opportunities to strengthen the protectionist trade policy of the United States.
01:31The report of the Institute for the Linking of Multiple-Sector Companies, AMEC, in Spain,
01:37focused on the fact that Morocco is one of the most prominent alternatives to the trade barriers imposed by the new US President Donald Trump,
01:47which poses a major challenge when exporting products to this market.
01:53The Institute said that Morocco and Poland are characterized by low logistical costs,
02:00which are key factors for those who seek to diversify their imports in a resilient and secure way.
02:08The National Agency for Employment and Competitiveness, ANAPEC, has launched a new program called Sector Plus,
02:17which aims at special and integrated companies to meet the sectoral needs in terms of employing competitiveness
02:25in its strategic framework aimed at strengthening employment opportunities and meeting competitiveness with market needs.
02:34This program comes as a result of a joint approach between ANAPEC and various sectoral representatives
02:45as an example of coordination and participation between the public and private sectors,
02:50where it aims to complement the economic sectors in the course of their development
02:55by employing and meeting the competitiveness of new human resources with their needs.
03:01ANAPEC has launched a trial version of its new program through the private education sector,
03:08which is one of the promising sectors in terms of providing new job opportunities.
03:18In October, Mexico's oil exports reached an increase of 27%,
03:25the highest since last May.
03:28According to data published by the Public Oil Company,
03:32more than 830 barrels were exported today in October,
03:38an increase of 27% from the previous month and the highest since last year.
03:46The total value of crude oil sales reached,
03:51since the beginning of the current year and to the end of October,
03:54$1.715 billion, with an increase of 33% per month.
04:02The average crude oil exports reached 791 barrels per day,
04:07a decrease of 24% in one year.
04:13Canadian Prime Minister Jason Trudeau held a meeting with the heads of the Canadian governments
04:23to discuss the strategy that Canada will follow
04:27to face the threat posed by the US President-elect Donald Trump
04:30in the heart of trade relations,
04:32especially between the two countries,
04:34by imposing sanctions on Canada.
04:39Trudeau tried to reassure citizens that the country is ready to deal with Trump's policy in his second term,
04:46emphasizing the need to maintain the quality of bilateral trade relations with the United States,
04:52from which Canada acquires more products than it acquires from China, Japan, France and England.
05:00Economists emphasize that an increase in the economic patterns
05:05of trade relations between the two countries,
05:08which exceeded $968.6 billion last year,
05:12will lead to a reduction in trade exchanges between the two countries,
05:16which exceeded $968.6 billion last year,
05:22as well as the loss of thousands of jobs in the country.
05:29Goodbye
05:35Goodbye