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00:18 24 years after his accession to the throne, the Wahhabi Muhammad VI, Amir al-Muminine,
00:22 presided over yesterday the ceremony of allegiance in the place of the Meshwar of the Royal Palace of Tetouan.
00:27 We will talk about it in a moment.
00:30 In Niger, the military in the Manet received yesterday the support of Ouagadougou and Bamako.
00:36 Burkina Faso and Mali are on guard against any military intervention in this country.
00:41 Following the recurrent profanation and self-defense of the copies of the Holy Koran,
00:48 Morocco firmly condemns the provocations that reach the sacredness of Islam
00:53 and calls for the consolidation of values of mutual respect and tolerance.
00:57 We start this edition in Morocco where the King Mohammed VI, Amir al-Muminine,
01:05 accompanied by the Prince-Heir, Moulay Hossein, Prince Moulay Rachid and Prince Moulay Ahmed,
01:10 presided yesterday in the place of the Meshwar of the Royal Palace of Tetouan,
01:14 the ceremony of allegiance, an immutable ritual that reflects the authenticity of the Moroccan people
01:21 and its indefatigable attachment to the Eighth Kingdom.
01:24 At this ceremony, the sovereign reviewed the delegations representing the different regions,
01:30 prefectures and provinces of the kingdom who came to renew their allegiance.
01:35 Still on the place of the Meshwar, the King Mohammed VI, Supreme Chief and Chief of Staff,
01:43 Major General of the Royal Armed Forces, accompanied by the Prince-Heir, Moulay Hossein
01:48 and Prince Moulay Rachid, presided the ceremony of allegiance of the officers,
01:54 laureates of the great schools and military institutes, paramilitary and civil,
01:58 four promotions that the sovereign wanted to baptize in the name of Princess Lala Mariam
02:04 for her commitment in favor of the families of the Royal Armed Forces.
02:12 The Prince-Heir, Moulay Hossein, received at the Meshwar of the Royal Palace of Tetouan
02:19 a message of loyalty and loyalty that the family of the Phars addressed to the sovereign,
02:26 a message that was given to the Prince-Heir by the General of the Royal Armed Forces,
02:31 Inspector General of the Phars and Commander of the South Zone.
02:35 Just after, the Prince-Heir, Moulay Hossein, presided over a lunch
02:39 that the King Mohammed VI offered in honor of the personalities invited to the ceremony
02:44 of allegiance of the promotions of Princess Lala Mariam.
02:48 In Gabon, the embassy of Morocco in Libreville organized a grand reception
02:57 on the occasion of the 24th anniversary of the accession of the King Mohammed VI to the throne,
03:02 at a moment of joy that the Moroccan community established in this friendly country
03:06 and which I have shared with the Gabonese.
03:09 The accession of His Majesty the King Mohammed VI to the throne of his glorious ancestors
03:16 is a privileged moment that refers to the renewal of the pact of allegiance
03:19 and to the reaffirmation of the multicultural ties that unite the Moroccan people with its sovereigns.
03:25 An excerpt from the speech of Circumstance of Abdelaziz Ndiye,
03:28 Ambassador of Morocco to Libreville, replacing this important ceremony in its historical context.
03:33 His Majesty the King Mohammed VI is the 23rd monarch of the Alawite dynasty
03:39 who has reigned in Morocco for four centuries.
03:42 A Morocco of more than 12 centuries of history and dynasty,
03:47 which makes my country a nation proud of its millennial history
03:53 and resolutely turned to the future.
03:56 A future bearing more hope, because as the observer notes,
04:01 the 24 years of reign of the sovereign have profoundly transformed Morocco
04:06 to make it a haven of peace, stability, progress and prosperity
04:10 in an environment shaken by great upheavals.
04:13 Morocco has proven itself in several areas,
04:17 including agriculture, tourism, infrastructure, solar energy, social protection, green hydrogen.
04:28 Our diplomats emphasize that Morocco, under the wise conduct of His Majesty the King Mohammed VI,
04:33 has made its commitment to Africa a strategic and priority choice.
04:37 The economic results of the kingdom that speaks in its favor
04:41 make it an essential ally on the African continent.
04:44 The Moroccan economy, despite the difficult international context and severe drought,
04:52 recorded a 1.3% growth in 2022, thanks in particular to the receipt of phosphate,
05:00 tourism and transfers of Moroccans living abroad.
05:04 Morocco and Gabon have long maintained an excellent political and diplomatic relationship
05:10 that serves to influence the economic plan, as evidenced by the strong presence
05:15 of Moroccan companies in the Gabonese land,
05:17 with investments covering the most strategic sectors.
05:21 The Russian army has claimed to have launched an attack on three Ukrainian naval drones
05:28 against its patrollers in the Black Sea,
05:31 in the heart of tensions between Kiev and Moscow since the withdrawal of Russia from the Treaty of Sierra Leone in mid-July.
05:38 Moscow and Kiev have been keeping watch over the ships sailing in this area,
05:43 warning that they could be targeted if they headed for the enemy's ports.
05:49 At least 11 people have died and 27 others have disappeared in the floods
05:54 that are currently striking the Chinese capital Beijing.
05:58 The most torrential rains have been falling since last weekend on the metropolis and its region.
06:03 The previous report reported two deaths in the district of Mentougou,
06:08 located in the west of the capital, where the army has now sent food, water, blankets
06:14 and rainwear to travellers whose trains were blocked due to bad weather.
06:21 Following the recurrent profanity and the high rate of attacks by the St. Koran,
06:38 Morocco has firmly condemned the provocations that have reached the sacredness of Islam,
06:43 a position that was highlighted yesterday by the head of Moroccan diplomacy, Nasser Bourita.
06:48 It was during a meeting by videoconference, a meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs
06:54 of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which took place in Saudi Arabia.
06:59 We remain in Saudi Arabia, where during this meeting,
07:05 the head of Moroccan diplomacy, still by video interposed,
07:09 called for the consolidation of mutual respect and tolerance.
07:14 I remind you that this meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation
07:19 has been focused on the recurrence of incidents of profanity and high rates of attacks
07:24 by the St. Koran in Sweden and Denmark.
07:33 The ambassador of Morocco to the United Nations has given an exclusive interview to Median TV,
07:40 during which he mentioned the role of the federation of the Kingdom at the continental level.
07:46 Together we listen to him.
07:48 As the world had followed him, the return of Morocco to the African gyrus was acclaimed by all African countries.
08:01 This clearly shows the joy felt by our brother countries
08:04 when Morocco regained the place it had lost within the United Nations.
08:08 Morocco has always played a federative role at the continental level.
08:25 The Kingdom has an effective surplus value that it always owes to its African partners.
08:30 The main problem was the national issue.
08:35 After the merger of the African entity within the African institution,
08:41 the first post-return assessment within the United Nations was fruitful,
08:48 with developments that have known our national cause.
08:51 After the admission of the Fantoche entity within the United Nations,
08:54 in circumstances known by everyone,
08:56 the return of Morocco within the United Nations was boosted by the adoption of the Resolution 693,
09:02 adopted at the 31st summit of the African Union in Nouakchott,
09:06 which was the central role of the Somali process in the artificial conflict around the Moroccan Sahara.
09:22 We also mention one of the key achievements of the return of Morocco,
09:26 which is its election within the UN Security Council for two years, 2018-2020.
09:32 During this period, the Kingdom has taken several memorable actions and contributions,
09:36 the most significant of which relates to the central role of the UN Security Council
09:40 in the preservation of peace and security on the African continent.
09:45 We have gained the security council of the United Nations
09:48 in the case of the issues of peace and security on the African continent.
09:52 For Mohamed Darouchi, the credibility of the intergovernmental process
09:57 is a prerequisite for an African action, common, effective and efficient.
10:02 Together, let's listen to the Moroccan diplomat.
10:04 The good governance and the integrity of the work...
10:11 The consolidation of good governance and credibility within the intergovernmental process
10:17 allows the African Union to rise to the desired level
10:20 and to have an effective role on the international scene.
10:24 Thus, it will be able to correct the mistakes of the past,
10:28 such as those involving the FANTOCH entity in certain circumstances.
10:32 Of course, this involvement has been exploited by third countries
10:37 which have limited political agendas.
10:39 The direct consequence of such a mistake
10:42 disrupts the process of African common action.
10:45 The level-up of the Pan-African institution
10:48 will put an end to any agenda or limited political aims,
10:52 while respecting, of course, the cardinal principles of Pan-Africanism,
10:56 namely to give added value to the development process
11:00 and to face all the challenges that the African continent faces.
11:04 In Niger, the political formation of Mohamed Bazoum denounces abusive arrests.
11:10 The Nigerian Party for Democracy and Socialism
11:14 even talks about the sequestration of four ministers
11:17 arrested by the military, who are in power.
11:20 The military who received support from Ouagadougou and Bamako yesterday.
11:25 The Nigerian party denounces the political formation of Mohamed Bazoum
11:29 denouncing the abusive arrests of four ministers
11:32 and the support of Ouagadougou and Bamako, Burkina Faso and Mali
11:37 who are in charge of all military intervention in the country.
11:41 A military intervention in Niger would be a declaration of war
11:47 to Burkina Faso and Mali.
11:49 The two countries led by military have set up guard on Monday
11:53 against any military intervention in Niger.
11:55 This guard comes on the eve of the threat of the use of force
11:59 offered by the West African leaders supported by their Western partners
12:03 including France, a former colonial power in the region
12:06 accused of wanting to intervene militarily.
12:09 The transitional governments of Burkina Faso and Mali
12:13 1) express their fraternal solidarity
12:17 and that of the Burkinabé and Malian peoples
12:20 to the Nigerian brotherly peoples
12:22 who have decided in all responsibility
12:25 to take their destiny into their own hands
12:27 and to assume in the face of history the plenitude of their sovereignty.
12:32 The Malian governments in Burkina Faso and Mali
12:37 2) express their fraternal solidarity to the Nigerian brotherly peoples
12:40 and have also set up guard against the disastrous consequences
12:43 of a military intervention in Niger
12:45 which could destabilize the whole region.
12:48 Any military intervention against Niger
12:52 would lead to a withdrawal of Burkina Faso and Mali
12:55 from the CEDAO
12:57 as well as the adoption of measures of legitimate defense
13:00 in support of the armed forces and the people of Niger.
13:04 6) set up guard against the disastrous consequences
13:08 of a military intervention in Niger
13:10 which could destabilize the whole region
13:14 as was the unilateral intervention of NATO in Libya
13:18 which was the origin of the expansion of terrorism
13:21 in the Sahel and in West Africa.
13:25 Moreover, Morocco closely follows the recent events in the Republic of Niger
13:29 and emphasizes the importance of maintaining the stability of this brotherly country.
13:32 Morocco trusts the wisdom of the people and the living forces of Niger
13:36 to preserve the rights,
13:38 said the permanent representative of Morocco
13:40 to the UAE, Mohamed Arrouchi,
13:42 intervening at an urgent meeting of the Council of Peace and Security of the African Union
13:46 on the situation in Niger.
13:48 On Sunday, the leaders of the CEDAO set a one-week ultimatum
13:52 for a complete return to the constitutional order
13:55 affirming not to exclude a recourse to the force.
13:57 They also decided to suspend all commercial and financial transactions
14:02 between these member states and Niger
14:04 and to freeze the assets of the military involved in the coup d'état.
14:08 Our correspondent in Mali, Mohamed Daniouko, is live from Bamako with us.
14:13 Mohamed, hello.
14:15 Hello, Papa Sheikh Ndiaye Gouf.
14:17 Why did the Mali and Burkina Faso authorities decide to support the military
14:24 that overthrew President Basom in Niger?
14:27 Papa Sheikh, you know that Mali and Burkina Faso are in the same situation as Niger.
14:34 These countries are run by military who have overthrown power.
14:39 So, in a way, they feel connected to Niger
14:42 because the Nigerian case can be seen as an example,
14:46 taken from Burkina Faso and Mali.
14:49 And to come back to Mali,
14:51 we must say that the Malian transition authorities were not in good terms
14:55 with President Basom.
14:57 Because Basom, we remember, made muscular statements at the meeting in Mali.
15:02 The Malian authorities, in turn, replied.
15:05 And it was very, very muscular exchanges.
15:07 And so, today, the Malian authorities, with the overthrow of Basom,
15:11 say that those who overthrew him are certainly with them.
15:14 And they see themselves, in a way, in an obligation to support those who are in power in Niger.
15:21 Isn't it also a way for Ouagadougou and Bamako to put pressure
15:25 on the economic community of the states of West Africa?
15:30 And inevitably, inevitably, it is the case.
15:32 In the joint communiqué between Mali and Burkina,
15:35 we can even read expressly, it is said that
15:38 if the CDAO, in any case, went to the offensive, in any case, in a military way,
15:43 Mali and Burkina would withdraw from the CDAO.
15:47 So, it is not even veiled, it is obvious, it is said.
15:50 And so, today, it is a pressure that is put on the CDAO.
15:54 When we look, somewhere, the CDAO is also a little shaken,
15:57 whether by the people, whether by the population.
16:01 The CDAO today plays its credibility somewhere in Niger.
16:04 And the outcome of what will happen in the days to come,
16:08 because the ultimatum ends on Saturday.
16:10 And so, we are there, we are looking, but it is a pressure that does not say its name.
16:15 And I don't think that the CDAO has ever received a threat of this nature,
16:19 going so far as to say clearly that the countries,
16:22 especially two countries that are in the Sahel,
16:24 that will withdraw. So, the pressure is there and it is manifest.
16:27 Danioko, in Mali, how do we react to the publication of this joint communiqué
16:34 that puts on guard against any military intervention in Niger?
16:37 To take the pulse of the population, of the reactions in relation to this,
16:42 you have to go on the web and on social networks,
16:45 as soon as you can communicate.
16:46 Clearly, it is not unanimity.
16:48 Many Malians, in any case, do not understand that the authorities want to go
16:53 to the fight against the CDAO and everything that follows,
16:57 to protect Niger, while Mali, according to them, has its own problems,
17:01 in particular terrorism, the populations that are still facing attacks.
17:05 And today, for these people who do not agree with this position of the authorities,
17:10 it is that the army must rather focus its efforts on the securitization of the Malians,
17:14 on the securitization of the areas still under the control of terrorist forces,
17:18 instead of going.
17:19 And on the other hand, there are those who think that, yes, the Malian army,
17:23 the authorities have every right to protect General Chani and his men,
17:28 because BASUM, or in any case a force that will intervene in Niger,
17:32 will inevitably have consequences on the Malian Sahel.
17:36 And finally, it will reach the regions that are already securitized by the armed forces.
17:42 And so, it is something that will be unleashed and, in the communiqué,
17:46 we see it, the authorities of the two countries recall the Libyan case to say that,
17:50 if it were to happen, we must look on the Libyan side.
17:53 It could burn down the whole Sahel again, and the efforts that have been made so far will be in vain.
18:00 Mohamed Aniogou, thank you for all these details.
18:03 I remind you that you are our correspondent in Mali. Thank you.
18:06 In the meantime, France is preparing to evacuate its resources present in Niger,
18:14 according to the French embassy in the country.
18:16 This evacuation will take place very soon and in a very short period of time.
18:20 Evacuation that is justified by the deterioration of the security situation in the country,
18:25 where the military accuses Paris of interference, accusation rejected by the head of French diplomacy, Catherine Colonna.
18:32 Yesterday in Senegal, two men were killed in the south of the country,
18:39 more precisely in Ziegenchor, in demonstrations triggered by the arrest of Smonsonko,
18:44 fierce opposition to the regime of President Macky Sall.
18:47 The leader of the Pastef party was inculcated for, in particular, calls for insurrection.
18:51 His political party was also dissolved yesterday by the Senegalese Minister of the Interior.
18:57 The authorities blame Pastef for having, I quote,
19:00 "frequently called on his supporters to insurrectionist movements".
19:04 On the part of the supporters of Smonsonko,
19:07 maneuvers are being denounced aimed at dismissing their leader from the presidential election scheduled for February 2024.
19:18 We are in the Ivory Coast, where the country has undergone a real transformation since 2012,
19:23 especially in the sectors of housing and housing.
19:26 Moroccan operators are making a strong impact.
19:28 You will see this ecosystem clearly.
19:30 Max Wobi and Anjou Elfriede, from Malaga.
19:32 Morocco is among the top three investors in the Ivory Coast.
19:36 A place widely deserved in the eyes of the titanic projects carried by the kingdom in the country.
19:41 Construction of a mosque in Tricheville or a rehabilitated mosque in the capital.
19:46 The kingdom's construction sites are clearly visible throughout the country.
19:49 One of the most emblematic is this one, the Bay of Cocody,
19:52 where the transformation of nuisance into pleasure is almost complete.
19:57 It is a project that consists of several sub-projects or components.
20:01 The main component that I consider the heart of the project
20:05 are the amendments that have been made at the level of the Bay of Cocody.
20:09 This is where we are currently.
20:11 This project was launched in 2016.
20:15 The first phase was completed a few years ago.
20:20 The second phase is in the finalization phase.
20:23 The second phase consisted of continuing the implementation of the platforms and their protection.
20:29 Today we are in the finalization phase of the protection of the platforms as created.
20:34 The infrastructure is no longer far from the absolute percentage of completion.
20:38 We can admire the bridge to the bank that joins the Erbrié lagoon.
20:42 At the housing level, in Côte d'Ivoire, the deficit is enormous
20:46 and Moroccan companies are engaged in several programs.
20:49 We are in Atékoubé, a town in the middle of Abidjan.
20:53 Here, since 2021, it is a real city that the Moroccan company Adowa
20:58 is taking off from the ground.
21:00 This follows 6 hectares.
21:03 From economic housing to high-standing apartments, everything is there.
21:07 The site is located 5 minutes from the town of Plateau, the business district.
21:11 A marina is even planned.
21:13 In Côte d'Ivoire, we are currently developing 16 real estate programs.
21:17 This one is called Laguna Bellevue Resort.
21:20 It is a project on a 25-hectare land for nearly 8,000 developments.
21:26 We cover the segments of both economic, medium-standing and high-standing.
21:33 It is an exceptional site, located in front of the lagoon,
21:39 on the famous district of Plateau.
21:43 It is a project where we are currently building nearly 3,000 housing.
21:48 We have already delivered 2,000 housing.
21:51 The Moroccan group has another site in the chic municipality of Kokodi,
21:54 in the most developed district of Abidjan.
21:57 A city will be added in the coming months to the list of housing locations.
22:01 These buildings are ready to be inhabited.
22:04 The last finishing touches are left before the delivery is scheduled for the end of the year.
22:08 His Majesty the King, may God assist him, has made development in Africa a priority.
22:14 It is a strong commitment and we are committed to this perspective.
22:20 We have signed a convention with the state of Ivory Coast to develop 30,000 housing.
22:25 We are working hand in hand in the context of a South-South cooperation.
22:29 We are listening to the market, we are listening to our partners at the Ministry of Construction
22:35 to move the sector forward together.
22:37 Africa must trust Africa.
22:40 The little sentence slipped by King Mohammed VI during a visit to Abidjan in February 2014
22:45 had nothing to do with anything trivial.
22:47 It underlines one of the economic ambitions of the Kingdom,
22:50 to put an end to Africa and invest in it at all costs.
22:54 The results are clear. The results of this South-South cooperation are a model.
23:01 The return to the Kingdom, where telemedicine is on the verge of becoming an essential lever
23:06 of sanitary enclaves in the reclined areas.
23:09 The proliferation of the Made in Morocco enterprise allows many citizens
23:13 to have access to remote consultations in Benin.
23:18 Made in Morocco is strengthening in the field of health.
23:23 A group of young Moroccans have developed remote medicine solutions
23:27 with a double goal, to respond effectively to emergencies and ensure health sovereignty.
23:33 We are very proud to present our range of telemedicine solutions
23:38 which today is a complete range with several telemedicine stations
23:41 which include teleconsultation trucks, mobility suitcases,
23:45 but also cabins for facilities.
23:48 These telemedicine stations are versatile in the sense that they carry
23:51 a dozen connected medical devices of diagnostic quality
23:54 which allow remote doctors to practice telemedicine in a general way
23:59 and teleexpertise in a particular way,
24:01 so as to be able to meet the needs of remote teleconsultation and teleexpertise.
24:05 Equipped with telemedicine connected machines, remote medical devices,
24:10 monitoring devices for pregnant women,
24:13 or 100% mobile and connected medical cabins,
24:17 this platform is mainly intended for populations living in enclosed areas.
24:22 The HADO stations are intended for our kingdom,
24:27 to be installed in medical deserts where there are no doctors,
24:32 and this allows us to link our stations with remote doctors,
24:37 whether specialists or generalists.
24:40 The patients are equipped with connected tools,
24:43 allowing doctors to consult, for example, in real time,
24:46 their blood pressure, heart rate or their glycemic rate.
24:50 This 100% Moroccan telemedicine company plans to develop teleexpertise,
24:56 giving access to specialized and remote doctors in all regions of the kingdom.
25:01 This concludes this edition. Thank you for watching.
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