MEDI1TV Afrique : LE GRAND JOURNAL MIDI - 14/12/2024
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00:00Thank you for joining us for this round of news, here are the headlines.
00:23Nasser Bourita addresses the report of the major developments in 2024 of the Sara Moroccan case.
00:30The head of Moroccan diplomacy spoke at the end of the first session of the mixed cooperation commission, co-chaired with his counterpart Zambia.
00:38Details in a few moments.
00:42Faced with a France plunged into a serious political crisis, François Bayrou, the new Prime Minister,
00:49has made a state of Himalaya of difficulties, especially budgetary, which is called to be resolved in a national assembly without a majority.
01:02Hyun Suk-hyol is no longer the president of Korea.
01:05The parliament has just adopted today a motion of resolution against him for his failed attempt to impose martial law on December 3rd.
01:15We meet again right away for the developments.
01:20Welcome, ladies and gentlemen.
01:24On visit to Laayoune, Moulambo Hembe, Zambian Minister of Foreign Affairs, reaffirmed the support of his country to the Moroccan Sara.
01:33A position reiterated during the first session of the mixed cooperation commission, co-chaired with his counterpart Nasser Bourita.
01:41In this regard, the two ministers have signed this agreement of important partnership on various areas of cooperation.
01:52Thanks to the strong impulse and the direct involvement of His Majesty King Mohammed VI,
01:58the Sara dossier has undergone significant developments in 2024.
02:04Today, Laayoune, Nasser Bourita, who expressed himself during a joint press conference with his Zambian counterpart Moulambo Hembe,
02:13at the end of the first session of the mixed cooperation commission between the two countries,
02:19the head of Moroccan diplomacy, has listed the most striking developments in the question of territorial integrity during the year in progress.
02:28In this regard, he emphasized the support provided by France,
02:33a permanent member of the UN Security Council for the sovereignty of Morocco on its Sara,
02:40as well as that of the growing country internationally.
02:48The city of Rabat welcomes the first edition of the Parliamentary Women's Forum,
02:53an event of the House of Representatives funded by the European Union.
02:58This major meeting aims to highlight the role of women in politics
03:03and to create an exchange platform of experience to promote real change.
03:08Salwa El Khaloui and Youssef Ouhamou for the lighting in this story from Maficry.
03:16Promote the involvement of women in parliamentary life and fight against the violence caused by it.
03:24These are the objectives of the first edition of the Parliamentary Women's Forum.
03:29Two roundtables have already taken place to discuss these issues.
03:33We are still far from gender equality in politics.
03:37A lot of countries have put systems in place,
03:40have worked on legislation to improve the place of women in politics,
03:46but this is not enough.
03:48Ideally, we should achieve an equal representation of men and women in politics.
03:54If I take the example of Belgium,
03:56in Belgium we have the obligation to have parity on the electoral lists,
04:01whether at the federal level or at the municipal level.
04:04So a man, a woman, a man, a woman on the lists.
04:08But when we look at the results the day after the elections,
04:11parity is not there.
04:12We still have a lot more men elected than women.
04:16And so there are all these systems that are put in place,
04:19but it is probably not enough.
04:20There are also many other factors that we can work on
04:23so that women take up more space in politics.
04:25The session aims to promote the role of women in the political and parliamentary field,
04:30while highlighting their achievements in this sector.
04:33It also addresses the persistent challenges
04:35they face and explores ways to strengthen their participation in public life.
04:51During these debates led by the deputies,
04:53the president of the French National Assembly,
04:56the use of a quota has been considered positive,
04:59but it is essential to continue the struggle
05:01to achieve true equality
05:04with a 50% share.
05:06It is also essential to assign high-level positions to women.
05:19The Forum of Parliamentary Women represents a significant progress
05:22for the improvement of women's status in the political sphere.
05:26It offers a precious opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences
05:30between parliamentary women,
05:32while promoting mutual cooperation between them.
05:37In this same dynamic,
05:39a regional consultation meeting was held on Friday
05:43at the headquarters of the Millaiya of the UN,
05:45Sakia El Hamra,
05:46around the development of a roadmap for foreign trade
05:50for the period 2025-2026.
05:54On this occasion, the Secretary of State in charge of foreign trade,
05:57Omar Girard, highlighted the significant potential
06:01of unexploited exports from Morocco,
06:04estimated at 120 billion dirhams,
06:07of which 12 billion on the African continent,
06:10noting that his department has identified 60 investment projects
06:14on the continent,
06:16aimed at strengthening the competitiveness
06:18of Moroccan companies exporting to this market.
06:22Other Moroccan achievements.
06:24Royal Air Morocco has just been elected
06:26the best airline in Africa
06:29at the 28th edition of the JT Test Raiders Survey Awards,
06:34organized by the prestigious magazine
06:37US Global Traveler,
06:39a global reference in the travel industry,
06:42the JT Test Raiders Survey,
06:45which we think, through a survey,
06:49rewards, through a survey of 20,000 people,
06:53the best specialized companies,
06:56especially in luxury tourism and travel.
07:03This is the ninth chapter that starts for France
07:06after the nomination of François Bayrou in Matignon.
07:10Faced with a serious political crisis,
07:13the new Prime Minister has made the state of an Himalaya of difficulties,
07:17especially budgetary,
07:19to be resolved in a national assembly without a majority.
07:22From the Court of Matignon,
07:24alongside his predecessor Michel Barnier,
07:27François Bayrou promised not to hide anything,
07:30not to neglect anything,
07:32and not to leave anything aside on the very day of his nomination.
07:35The Moody's Notation Agency
07:37announced the sovereign note of France
07:40of a notch due to a more likely political fragmentation
07:44to prevent a budgetary consolidation.
07:46Significant in the coming years.
07:53Youn Sook-hyo, disappointed with his position
07:56as President of the Republic of Korea,
07:58the Parliament adopted today
08:00a motion of resignation against him
08:02after his first failed attempt
08:04to impose martial law.
08:07On December 3rd, Prime Minister Han Duk-soo
08:10will assume office,
08:12while the Constitutional Court examines
08:14the case of his dismissal
08:16in a maximum delay of 180 days.
08:19Then the Court confirms his dismissal.
08:21Youn Sook-hyo will become
08:23the second president in the history of Korea
08:25to suffer this fate
08:27after Park Geun-hye in 2017.
08:33Feu Abdelatif Arrif,
08:35former player of the Ithia of Tangier,
08:37who disappeared at sea in late July
08:39and whose remains were returned yesterday
08:42by the Algerian authorities,
08:44was buried the same day
08:46at the Bir Shifa Cemetery in Tangier.
08:49Several players,
08:51members of the team and supporters
08:53also had the opportunity
08:55to attend the funeral ceremony.
08:58As a reminder, five members of the IRT,
09:00including Arrif,
09:02left the Mdika marina
09:05on Saturday, July 6,
09:07in the afternoon,
09:09aboard a small yacht rented
09:11by the Algerian government.
09:13After deciding to bathe,
09:15they abandoned the yacht
09:17without anyone on board to manoeuvre it.
09:19The strong winds
09:21moved the boat away,
09:23leaving the five members
09:25in the impossibility of regaining
09:27despite their efforts.
09:29Three of them were shaken.
09:35And that's it for today.
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