مدي 1 تي في : قراءة في عناوين صحف مغاربية - 29/01/2025
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00:00Welcome to the Moroccan press.
00:13The Espresso newspaper wrote that fears about the situation of Moroccan prisoners in Algeria
00:20are increasing after reports of the deportation of a number of them to far away prisons, in
00:25what is described as a violation of international and ethical standards in such a case.
00:32According to the newspaper, the Moroccan Association for the Assistance of Immigrants
00:38in a Difficult Situation noted that the Algerian authorities, represented in the General Management
00:44for the Management of Prisons and Reintegration, deported a number of Moroccan prisoners
00:50to other prisons in faraway areas, such as Ghardaia, Aguat, Bouira and Tiarit.
00:56I turn to the website Le 360, which noted that despite increasing international pressure
01:03and calls for the release of the Algerian-French writer Boalem Sansal,
01:08the Algerian regime continues to hold him, despite the deterioration of his serious health condition,
01:14and that Sansal, who is 75 years old and has been in prison for more than 70 days,
01:21has become a symbol of the struggle for freedom of expression and the suppression of authoritarian regimes,
01:26especially after calls have risen from international parties,
01:29including the European Parliament and the French authorities, to release him.
01:34We read on the website that on the 24th,
01:38in an effort to strengthen Moroccan-French relations,
01:41it is expected that an official visit will be held by the head of the French Parliament
01:46and the Interior Ministry in the Moroccan Sahara next February.
01:50According to the article, Gérard Larcher will be at the head of the French delegation,
01:54also including the head of the French-Moroccan Friendship Group, Senator Christian Combon,
02:00where they will address the essence of the Moroccan Sahara
02:05to meet a number of officials and electors,
02:08as well as to discuss some development projects.
02:13In another article, the newspaper wrote that Morocco is preparing to produce the ideal natural gas
02:18for the first time in its history,
02:20according to what Graham Lyon,
02:23the CEO of the British company Sound Energy,
02:26which is working on the completion of the construction of the gas extraction station from the Tundrara field.
02:32According to the article, today there was a media statement
02:35that the production will start during the upcoming summer,
02:38and that the production will start at the end of the fall,
02:41with a capacity of up to 10 million cubic feet per day,
02:45with the possibility of increasing it to 40 million cubic feet in the future,
02:50thanks to the development of additional fields.
02:54In another article, the newspaper wrote that there was no official confirmation or negation
03:00of what was rumored about the possibility of extending the mid-year school holiday
03:06due to the spread of the plague epidemic in various parts of Morocco.
03:10Mohamed Siddiqi, a teacher researcher and a member of the National Office for Student Rights,
03:16commented on the possibility of extending the holiday in specific institutions
03:21that have recorded deaths among the classes of students,
03:25especially in the cities of Tangier and Titouan,
03:28while the rest of the schools in the Kingdom are committed to the precautionary measures
03:33in coordination with the relevant authorities.
03:37We read in Al-Akhbar newspaper that similar sources have said that
03:41the search for local interests to guarantee social security in Tangier
03:45has been widespread since the beginning of the week,
03:48against a number of restaurants, cafes and bakeries in the city
03:54due to the escape from the statement of the workers
03:57who have their interests to guarantee social security
04:00in a step aimed at strengthening the respect for social laws
04:04and the protection of workers' rights in these restaurants,
04:07where the first phase of this campaign, the Al-Akhbar campaign, was targeted in the city.
04:13We turn to the Libyan issue and read in Al-Marsad newspaper
04:16that the writer and researcher in political science Faraj Zaidan said
04:20that the case of Abdullah Snousi and the case of Bouslim
04:23are still facing major legal and political challenges,
04:27and he made it clear in a media statement, according to the newspaper,
04:30that the case faces procedural problems such as specialization
04:35and the absence of the accused in addition to political pressure and public opinion,
04:40which led to the suspension of the case for more than 12 years.
04:44The newspaper added that the Libyan writer
04:47considers that the judiciary in Egypt, for example,
04:50was able to solve similar issues thanks to the stability of the state,
04:54contrary to the situation in Libya.
04:56With this article, we end the program.
04:59Goodbye.