مدي 1 تي في : قراءة في عناوين صحف مغاربية - 07/02/2025
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00:00Welcome to Al-Magharibiyah.
00:13In its weekly issue, Al-Alam newspaper wrote that the Moroccan Sahara is raising the momentum of economic competition,
00:20as relations between Morocco, France and Spain have recently been marked
00:26as a result of the French and Spanish recognition of the self-governing initiative proposed by Morocco
00:31as a solution to the urgent conflict in the Moroccan Sahara.
00:34The newspaper noted that Morocco has become an attractive destination for French investments
00:41due to the political stability, the favorable working environment and the strategic location that makes it a gateway to Africa.
00:48The French recognition has led to the tightening of the bilateral economic partnership,
00:53as commercial initiatives and joint investments have risen.
00:57France has also become a strong supporter of Moroccan efforts to develop the southern regions,
01:03which has enhanced its economic attractiveness at the international level.
01:09The cabinet announces the success of the general strike, despite the government's provocations.
01:13This is how the statement was titled today.
01:15The article, which was quoted in a statement by Melody Moukharik,
01:20states that the general strike called by the Moroccan Union for Work
01:24was a great success on the first day in all professional sectors in various cities and regions,
01:30including the Moroccan Sahara.
01:33According to the article, the Secretary-General of the Moroccan Union for Work
01:37revealed a general priority in the broad public and private sectors,
01:42which exceeds 84% according to him.
01:46We read in a report published in Al-Haraka newspaper,
01:49many people raise a question about the schedule of the announced strike
01:55during the two days of February 5 and 6,
01:57when some of the referendum centers rejected the draft law
02:02passed by the government in the parliament,
02:05which is mostly arrogant and disappointing.
02:09The writer called for a positive interaction with the demands of the citizens,
02:14because the draft law, in his opinion, is not the whole,
02:18but rather a part of a set of issues raised and related files
02:23that the government has not found a solution to so far.
02:27This is how Iman Al-Kohana,
02:29head of the National Health and National Programs Tracking
02:33for the Ministry of National Education, Primary Education and Sports,
02:36answered questions from the Espresso newspaper
02:40about the new procedures of the ministry to deal with the epidemic in schools.
02:45The vaccination process in educational institutions
02:48has recently been well received by families
02:52in terms of licensing their children to receive vaccinations
02:55from the health centers that visit educational institutions
02:59after reviewing the health records.
03:02The newspaper confirmed that the epidemic situation in educational institutions
03:06is stable to the hour and does not cause concern,
03:09as no decision has been issued to close any educational institution due to the epidemic.
03:17In the Sahara Media newspaper,
03:19the British National Federation of Fishermen
03:22signed an agreement with the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs
03:25on the importance of participating in the Agadir Seafood Exhibition,
03:30which focuses on cooperation in various fields related to investment and valuation.
03:35According to the newspaper,
03:37Mauritania is participating in a special exhibition
03:40in the seventh edition of the Agadir Seafood Exhibition,
03:43which is organized under the slogan of research and innovation
03:47for sustainable marine fishing,
03:49which is underway between February 5 and 8.
03:56The article also pointed to the British Minister of Fishing
04:00alongside the Moroccan Minister of Fishing,
04:03and the British-Moroccan Fishing Association.
04:09Tunisia and its infrastructure and public facilities.
04:13The title of the opening statement of the Tunisian Moroccan newspaper
04:16which said in its opening statement
04:19that the different infrastructure in Tunisia is suffering from a lack of care.
04:23This situation includes roads, sanitation networks, water, dams, etc.
04:29The article talked about the great delay in the development and modernization
04:34of the fiber optic network, for example.
04:37It also talked about the lagging of the system of raising household expenses,
04:40which puts the country in the face of an environmental and human disaster
04:45that is escalating day by day
04:47without the officials finding a practical solution so far.
04:52According to the article,
04:53public facilities such as education, health care, transportation
04:56and sports facilities in Tunisia are not in the best condition.
04:59The article also called for doubling the public spending
05:03dedicated to maintenance twice or three times
05:07to stop this decline.
05:10In Libya, the head of Al-Raqib organization
05:13warned of the rising prices of some goods in the Libyan market
05:17to protect the consumer, Suleiman Al-Sagheer,
05:19referring to the clash between merchants and the increasing demand
05:23and the decrease in the price of the dinar in front of the dollar.
05:26Al-Sagheer was warned by the Libyan newspaper Al-Marsad.
05:30She wrote in this article that the Libyan official
05:32has confirmed to the media that the lagging in the banks
05:35and the delay in the spending of salaries
05:37are increasing the bad living conditions,
05:39stressing that the government is responsible
05:43for providing a dignified life for the citizens.
05:46He also confirmed that the middle class in Libya
05:49is witnessing a gradual decline
05:51in the face of the rising number of citizens
05:53who are living under poverty.
05:56This is the end of the interview.
05:59Goodbye.