مدي 1 تي في : قراءة في عناوين الصحف - 14/12/2024
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00:00Welcome to Aqwal Al-Suhufa.
00:13Usbo'iyah Al-Ayyam spoke about the nominated games to host the 2030 World Cup.
00:18She said there are 20 suggested games to host the 24th and 20th edition of the World Cup.
00:2511 of them are in Spain, 6 in Morocco and 3 in Portugal.
00:29As for the Moroccan games, it is related to each of Al-Hassan Al-Thani's big games,
00:34which started its construction in Benzlimana in 2024,
00:40and it is planned to finish its work in 2028.
00:44The number of spectators will be 115,000.
00:48Then there is the Agadir game, which has 46,000 spectators,
00:54and the Fes game, which has 56,000 spectators.
01:01Then there is the big stadium in Marrakech, which has 46,000 spectators.
01:07Then there is the game of Prince Abdullah, which has 69,000 spectators.
01:14Then there is the big stadium in Tanja, which has 76,000 spectators.
01:22In a rich analysis of the views and conclusions made by the expert on Chinese affairs, Gordon J. Chang,
01:28who is considered one of the most prominent world figures in this field,
01:31the famous American newsweek returned to shed light on the importance of the last visit
01:37that Chinese President Xi Jinping made to Morocco, despite a short period of time.
01:41According to the weekly magazine, Morocco provides a commercial bridge that Xi Jinping needs more than ever.
01:50But the story does not stop there, according to the writer.
01:53According to what was reported in the report,
01:55China's short-term ambitions on trade are focused,
01:58which makes Morocco a strategic destination for Chinese investments.
02:02This Chinese need is increasing due to the fact that the major Western powers
02:07will not allow, as they did in the first two decades of this century,
02:11a new wave of Chinese exports,
02:14which is known as the Shock of China 2.0,
02:17which is the term used by Joe Biden's administration
02:20to describe the great surge in Chinese exports to the global markets.
02:26US President-elect Donald Trump said that anything could happen
02:30when asked in an interview with Time magazine
02:33about the possibility of a war with Iran during his next term.
02:36In an interview with Time magazine, Trump said that anything could happen,
02:42and that it is a very turbulent situation.
02:44Then he said that he believes that the most dangerous thing happening now
02:48is the launch of Ukrainian missiles on Russia,
02:51which he said is a major escalation.
02:53Trump had previously threatened Iran,
02:56which the Iranian Revolutionary Guard was trying to kill,
02:59in accordance with the US government.
03:01Iran refused this claim.
03:03During his first term in office,
03:05and in 2020, he ordered the implementation of an American air strike
03:10that resulted in the killing of Qassem Suleimani,
03:12the leader of the Quds Force, in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.
03:16The Foreign Affairs magazine published an article
03:19by Gunol Tol, the author of the Erdogan wars,
03:21and the director of the Turkey program at the Middle East Institute in Washington,
03:25in which she said that Turkey had won the civil war in Syria,
03:28at least at the moment.
03:30She said that most of the capitals in the Middle East
03:32received news of the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime out of concern,
03:35and Ankara was not one of them.
03:37And instead of worrying about Syria after more than a decade of conflict,
03:41Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
03:43sees that there is a chance in the future after Al-Assad.
03:46And the reality, as Tol said, is that his optimism is what justifies it.
03:50Among all the major players in the region,
03:52Ankara enjoys the strongest channels of communication
03:55and the history of working with the Islamic Community,
03:57which now holds power in Damascus.
03:59A security that puts it in a position
04:01that allows it to reap the benefits of the fall of the Assad regime,
04:04according to the magazine.
04:06This is all we have for our viewers.
04:08Thank you for watching and goodbye.