مدي 1 تي في : النشرة الاقتصادية - 17/01/2025
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00:00Welcome to Economic News, the French car manufacturer RONO announced that Morocco
00:16was ranked 8th in the world in the group's markets in 2024, the first in Africa.
00:24The French group said that it sold 67,686 cars last year, which represents 38.4% of the local market share.
00:38The company added that this market share is the highest among the 15 major global markets for RONO.
00:46In general, RONO sold 2,264,815 cars around the world in 2024, an increase of 1.3% compared to 2023,
01:03thanks to the launch of new models and their continuous expansion in the electric car sector.
01:11Al-Mandubiyah Al-Samiyah reported that the trust index of the families has stabilized in the fourth quarter of 2024
01:20at 46.5 points, replacing 46.2 points recorded in the previous quarter and 44.3 points recorded in the same quarter last year.
01:32Al-Mandubiyah noted that in the results of the ongoing survey on the conditions of the families,
01:37the percentage of families that declared a deterioration in their living standards during the previous 12 months was 81%,
01:44while 14.2% considered stability and 4.8% improvement.
01:51Al-Mandubiyah noted that in the results of the ongoing survey on the conditions of the families,
01:55the percentage of families that declared a deterioration in their living standards during the previous 12 months was 81%,
02:00while 14.2% considered stability and 4.8% improvement.
02:09The French newspaper Les Echos confirmed that Morocco has spent more than any time in a country that enjoys opportunities for small and medium-sized French companies.
02:18The specialized economic newspaper said that by accelerating the huge infrastructure projects and the energy transition,
02:25Morocco attracts foreign companies, especially French ones.
02:29In addition to the local projects, the Kingdom stands out as a special gateway to Africa.
02:36Among the major projects, the French media indicates the extension of the high-speed line between Tanja and the White House,
02:43which was inaugurated in 2018 in Morocco, and the decision to end it in 2030.
02:52Economists said that the South African government has greatly increased the total debt over the past 15 years to alarming levels,
03:02which has harmed its international reputation.
03:04In June 2024, the total debt of South Africa reached 699.5 billion dollars, or about 11,099 dollars per person, according to official figures.
03:18Most of this debt is linked to the public sector.
03:22Economists in Stanlip said that the total debt of the country, which includes government, families and contracts,
03:29rose to 177.1% of the total local income, compared to 141% of the total local income at the beginning of 2014,
03:40which makes South Africa, which occupies the 12th place, the most debt-ridden market among 33 countries.
03:52Turkey received 2.6 billion euros in 2024 from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development,
04:01which made it the largest beneficiary of the bank's funding for the fifth year in a row.
04:06The European Investment for Reconstruction and Development invested in 51 different projects in Turkey,
04:12where 93% of the total investments went to the private sector.
04:19The projects in Turkey amounted to about 16% of the total investments of the bank,
04:25which amounted to 16.6 billion euros in the countries it operates in in 2024.
04:31For the fifth year in a row, Turkey occupied the first place in terms of the size of investments
04:37between the economies of the countries benefited from the bank, all three of them from Ukraine and Egypt.
04:43The annual inflation rate in Russia reached 9.86% as of 13 January,
04:51according to what the Russian Ministry of Economic Development reported.
04:55The ministry said that the inflation rate in the consumer market reached 9.52% by the end of 2024,
05:04compared to December 2023.
05:08According to the Ministry's total economic forecasts published in September last year,
05:13inflation expectations in Russia for 2024 were modified from 5.1% to 7.3%.
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