مدي 1 تي في : MEDI1 MORNING - 06/12/2024
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00:00Now we will start with the newscast of Rufqat Asma, here you go.
00:04Thank you Fathallah, welcome again.
00:06In this newscast, we will follow the headlines.
00:11The fighting in Syria is advancing rapidly,
00:15and is returning to what after the 4th largest city in Syria,
00:18which is located in the middle of the country,
00:20what is being weakened the most, the Assad regime.
00:24The daily fighting in Gaza is a sign of a temporary ceasefire
00:29that will last for two months between Hamas and Israel.
00:36French President Emmanuel Macron refuses to resign
00:39and announces the appointment of a new prime minister in the coming days.
00:53We ask Asma what are the latest developments in the Middle East?
01:06The latest developments in the Middle East and in Syria,
01:09the opposing factions have taken control of the 4th largest city in Syria,
01:14which is located in the middle of the country,
01:16after days of control over Aleppo,
01:19which is being weakened the most, the Assad regime.
01:23The Syrian Center for Human Rights has stated that
01:26air strikes have targeted a strategic bridge
01:29that connects Hama to Homs,
01:32which the regime is trying to prevent its exit from its control.
01:36The opposing factions have launched an attack on Hamas
01:40more than two weeks ago,
01:42starting from its headquarters in Adelab,
01:44north-west of the country,
01:46which has killed more than 800 people so far,
01:51according to the Syrian Center for Human Rights.
02:04In the latest developments in Gaza,
02:06Israeli media today revealed suggested details
02:09to reach a ceasefire and end the war.
02:13According to the suggestion,
02:15the war will stop at stages starting with the ceasefire
02:19for between 45 and 60 days.
02:24During this period,
02:26the Israeli forces will withdraw from Rafah
02:29and the Palestinian Authority will take over.
02:32After that,
02:33a number of Israeli prisoners will be released
02:36in exchange for the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
02:41Israeli media reported on Egyptian sources
02:45that the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel
02:49will be a test for both sides,
02:52starting with a permanent ceasefire and the end of the war.
03:03Let's follow up on the most prominent field developments
03:06in Gaza with our correspondent Islam Al-Zaghnoun.
03:10The latest developments in Israel
03:12were in the vicinity of the hospital of Kamal Odwan
03:14in the northern besieged areas
03:16for more than two months,
03:18in mysterious and harsh conditions.
03:20The Israeli massacres throughout the hour
03:22in the shadow and darkness,
03:24and the state of the palace displacement
03:26in its face during the two days of the Israeli occupation
03:30insist on completely evacuating this area from its inhabitants.
03:35Those who are really left with the worst luck
03:38when it comes to using all the tools of extermination
03:41and when the Israeli occupation army
03:45enters and exits the schools and centers,
03:48the Israeli occupation
03:50chases these displaced people towards Salah al-Din
03:54and fires their rifles
03:56and also the bombs
03:58by the Israeli militants
04:00that this series is still chasing
04:03continuously in the evacuation of this area.
04:05But there are thousands of citizens
04:07who are still in the vicinity of these areas
04:10facing an unknown fate
04:12with hunger and the killing of the Israeli occupation.
04:15These are all forms of death
04:17that we may have known
04:19and did not know about
04:21in the northern besieged areas.
04:23Also in the city of Gaza,
04:25within the framework of the northern areas,
04:27an Israeli massacre took place
04:29in a number of houses
04:32that led to the martyrdom of 25 citizens
04:35as well as the injury of dozens.
04:38In Morocco, the Council of Advisers
04:41is calling for a financial law
04:43for the next year.
04:45Yes, and this bill
04:47during this session
04:49attended by the Minister of Economy and Finance
04:51Nadia Fattah
04:53and the minister in charge of the budget
04:55Fawzi Al-Aqja
04:57along with a number of government members
04:5946 were parliamentary advisers
05:01while 13 were advisers
05:05and 4 refused to vote.
05:09The Council has already agreed
05:11with the majority
05:13on the second part of the financial law
05:15and will review the bill
05:17according to the procedure
05:19followed by the Council of Deputies
05:21to study and vote on it
05:23within the framework of a second reading.
05:29In Rabat,
05:31the head of the government
05:33Aziza Khannouch
05:35held a meeting
05:37with the head of the African Bank
05:39for Economic Development
05:41ADESINA
05:43during which a major transformation
05:45was planned
05:47led by King Mohammed VI.
05:49During this meeting,
05:51Khannouch called on this institution
05:53to strengthen the support
05:55so that it reaches the level
05:57of the largest bank in the world
05:59and the infrastructure
06:01that Morocco has in various areas
06:03led by His Majesty the King.
06:05ADESINA also expressed its appreciation
06:07for King Mohammed VI's support
06:09to the African Bank
06:11for Economic Development
06:13especially the organization
06:15of the African Institute
06:17for Contradictory Investment
06:19in Rabat.
06:21It is certain that Morocco
06:23is the first beneficiary
06:25of the African Institute
06:27for Contradictory Investment
06:29in Rabat.
06:31It is certain that Morocco
06:33is the first beneficiary
06:35of the African Institute
06:37for Contradictory Investment
06:39in Rabat.
06:41It is certain that Morocco
06:43is the first beneficiary
06:45of the African Institute
06:47for Contradictory Investment
06:49in Rabat.
06:51It is certain that Morocco
06:53is the first beneficiary
06:55of the African Institute
06:57for Contradictory Investment
06:59in Rabat.
07:01It is certain that Morocco
07:03is the first beneficiary
07:05of the African Institute
07:07for Contradictory Investment
07:09in Rabat.
07:11It is certain that Morocco
07:13is the first beneficiary
07:15of the African Institute
07:17for Contradictory Investment
07:19in Rabat.
07:21It is certain that Morocco
07:23is the first beneficiary
07:25of the African Institute
07:27for Contradictory Investment
07:29in Rabat.
07:31It is certain that Morocco
07:33is the first beneficiary
07:35of the African Institute
07:37for Contradictory Investment
07:39in Rabat.
07:41It is certain that Morocco
07:43is the first beneficiary
07:45of the African Institute
07:47for Contradictory Investment
07:49in Rabat.
08:19The British President,
08:21Mohammad Walid Sheikh Al-Ghazwani,
08:23welcomed the Spanish strategy
08:25to Africa during a joint press conference
08:27which provides many opportunities
08:29for integration and commercial opportunities
08:31in addition to Spain's commitment
08:33to increase its investments
08:35in the region
08:37threefold.
08:39He added that this will contribute
08:41significantly to improving
08:43the living conditions of millions of people.
08:45The strategic plan includes
08:47100 major initiatives
08:49to strengthen political dialogue
08:51with Africa
08:53by opening new embassies
08:55and consulates,
08:57and establishing an institution
08:59that is supposed to provide
09:01academic opportunities
09:03for young Africans.
09:05He also emphasized the strategic
09:07and professional transition
09:09in order to set an example
09:11for immigration.
09:13According to the Spanish Prime Minister,
09:15Pedro Sánchez,
09:17the strategy mainly focuses
09:19on the availability
09:21of strategic resources
09:23such as digital green energy,
09:25promising economic horizons,
09:27and challenges related
09:29to security,
09:31infrastructure,
09:33and social integration.
09:35In mid-November,
09:37the government of Pedro Sánchez
09:39adopted a reform that aims
09:41to facilitate the settlement
09:43of non-regiments,
09:45which is considered necessary
09:47in view of the fragility
09:49of the population in Spain.
09:51This measure has been taken
09:53with the increase in the number
09:55of immigrants,
09:57especially across the Canary Islands.
10:03Internationally, Sergey Lavrov
10:05always raises his voice
10:07in the face of the West
10:09and promises victory in the battle.
10:11The Russian Foreign Minister
10:13Sergey Lavrov also expressed
10:15his hope that the West
10:17has taken a new voice
10:19against Ukraine,
10:21warning that Moscow
10:23is also ready
10:25to use all means
10:27in order not to be defeated
10:29in its war against its neighbor.
10:31Lavrov said in an interview
10:33with the American media
10:35in Moscow,
10:37Taker Carlson,
10:39the head of the South Korean party
10:41Han Dong-gun,
10:43announced that the country's
10:45president, Yun Sok-yol,
10:47could expose citizens
10:49to the danger of a war
10:51against the United States.
10:53He also said
10:55that Russia is ready
10:57to use all means
10:59to prevent them from achieving
11:01what they call a strategic defeat
11:03for Moscow.
11:05In another topic,
11:07the president announced
11:09that he is ready
11:11to expose citizens
11:13to the danger of a war
11:15against the United States.
11:17The president said
11:19that he is aware
11:21of the evidence
11:23that the president
11:25ordered the arrest
11:27of prominent political leaders
11:29on April 3rd
11:31when he announced
11:33the official rules
11:35on the arrest of Yun Sok-yol.
11:37It is a vote
11:39that seems to have a definite outcome
11:41after the statements
11:43of the party's president.
11:49Until now,
11:51there are special novels
11:53in the Moroccan Islamic Art Museum.
11:55A special novel in Morocco
11:57called the Atlas Novels
11:59shows a group of archaeological
12:01artifacts that date
12:03from the Moroccan history.
12:05These artifacts are divided
12:07into historical pictures,
12:09manuscripts, and sculptures
12:11in addition to a rare group
12:13of original Moroccan ornaments
12:15and jewellery.
12:17The Media&TV team
12:19visited the museum
12:21and prepared this reportage.
12:33The Museum of Islamic Art
12:45On the banks of the Arabian Sea
12:47stands the Museum of Islamic Art
12:49in Shamikhan
12:51to tell the details
12:53of the ancient history
12:55of many Islamic civilizations
12:57and Islamic countries.
12:59The museum is inspired
13:01by its 19th-century history
13:03and is located
13:05in Ibn Tulun Mosque
13:07in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.
13:17The way of building the museum
13:19mixes the styles
13:21that distinguished
13:23the ancient Islamic architecture
13:25from domes and vaults
13:27with a touch of contemporary
13:29and modern.
13:33The museum specializes
13:35in Moroccan novels
13:37called Atlas Novels
13:39that visitors take
13:41on a journey of discovery
13:43of the Moroccan culture
13:45and history that
13:47strikes me in the depth
13:49of history.
13:51Here is a gallery of pictures
13:53depicting the most prominent
13:55historical periods
13:57as well as the lifestyle
13:59of the people from one region
14:01to another.
14:03Here is a video
14:05that shows the rich
14:07Moroccan architecture
14:09of gypsum,
14:11wood,
14:13and Moroccan clay
14:15that the Moroccan craftsman
14:17used to make through history.
14:19On the right,
14:21there are some old historical manuscripts
14:23such as this one
14:25which is a manuscript of the
14:27Dala'il al-Khayrat
14:29and dates back to the Alawite period
14:31specifically
14:33in the period between
14:351829
14:37and 1830.
14:43The museum also shows
14:45some rare metal pieces
14:47that date back
14:49to ancient times
14:51such as this piece
14:53which is a painting
14:55of the funerals
14:57in Masjid al-Qarawiyyina
14:59in Fes,
15:01dating back to the
15:03Murabit period.
15:11The museum also shows
15:13some tools that were used
15:15in the past either to determine
15:17the geographical location
15:19or to determine the time
15:21such as this flat ballpoint pen
15:23dating back to the Marinian period.
15:29There is also a display of traditional crafts
15:31in the Kingdom that evolved
15:33through different periods.
15:35For example,
15:37the exhibition gives visitors
15:39an idea of how
15:41handmade masks were made
15:43mainly in Western Morocco.
15:45Here, we find
15:47some old helmets
15:49that date back to the 19th century
15:51such as this helmet
15:53which is like a bride
15:55with a single belt
15:57for the veil
15:59dating back to the
16:01Alawite period
16:03in the 19th century.
16:15The museum's treasures
16:17include a stegosaurus
16:19that dates back to
16:21161 million years
16:23in Colorado.
16:25This is the same
16:27group of stegosaurus
16:29that was sold
16:31in Mazad
16:33for about
16:35$45 million
16:37during the summer.
16:39The unknown buyer
16:41was an American
16:43who was looking for
16:45a dugout
16:47for an American museum.
16:49The stegosaurus
16:51is 3.5 meters
16:53tall
16:55and 27 feet
16:57long.
17:01The stegosaurus
17:03is one of the most
17:05famous dinosaurs
17:07in the world.
17:09With this news,
17:11we come to the end of this publication.
17:15Mediamorning is in contact with
17:17Fathallah Bouzidi.