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00:00In Morocco, the foundation of Mohamed Azadez for science and health announces the launch
00:28of the African Academy of Health Sciences in the city of Dakhla.
00:32At the end of the COP 29 conference in Baku, an agreement on annual funding of $300 billion
00:45after two weeks of difficult negotiations.
00:47In the United States, the president of the election ends his government's formation by
00:55nominating Brock Rollins to carry the bag of agriculture.
01:05The Mohamed Azadez Foundation for Science and Health announced the launch of the African
01:09Academy of Health Sciences, which is an institution dedicated to research and development in the
01:14field of health sciences in Africa.
01:16The African Academy of Health Sciences in Dakhla is based on the unification of efforts
01:24in the field of health sciences in Africa, and it is an institution that has a long and
01:31rich history for African health governance.
01:34Abdelmoula Boukhriss and Abdel Samad Al-Montasser report.
01:37The Mohamed Azadez Foundation for Science and Health announces the launch of the African
01:42Academy of Health Sciences, a strategic project to develop the health sector in the continent.
01:47It takes from the city of Dakhla a main base and a strategic hub for health in the African
01:53continent.
01:54The Mohamed Azadez Academy of Health Sciences is in the framework of African cooperation
01:59because Morocco plays a key role in the field of health in the framework of cooperation between
02:05the south and the south, and it is believed that the city of Dakhla shows that there is
02:11an opportunity, an ambition, not in scientific research or in health by Morocco, but with
02:18the brothers and sisters in Africa in scientific research and the formation of foundations not
02:25in the field of health or in the field of scientific research.
02:29In light of major health challenges facing the African continent, the African Academy
02:35of Health Sciences has several goals in terms of its work.
02:39Above all, research and development in the health sector, the formation and qualification
02:44of the health sector, and the establishment of a network of experts to exchange knowledge
02:49and valuable practices in the field.
02:51The impact will be huge in fact, as we say, for one we go fast, but for communities we
03:01go far.
03:02His Majesty offers the African continent and the African scientific community in particular
03:15a framework for all our efforts to promote the issue of public health.
03:22A structural project opens a new page in the future of health in the African continent,
03:28which suffers from the spread of many diseases and epidemics.
03:32It is a space for everyone to work and integrate in response to the needs of the residents
03:37of the continent from health care.
03:39This African health and health sciences foundation did not come by chance, and Morocco does not
03:50come by chance.
03:51We are proud of it.
03:52But the basis of it, and to think about the people of this country, was an answer to
04:05some questions that were raised on the basis of health in Africa.
04:13Unfortunately, we saw this in the period of COVID-19, and now we are responding to the
04:23problems that have arisen due to COVID-19 and other epidemics.
04:29Through the African Academy of Health Sciences and the agreements signed on the occasion
04:34of its official launch, the African community takes a tangible form in order to achieve
04:39a comprehensive and fair health system.
04:44About the importance of scientific research and innovation, one of the pillars on which
04:49the African Academy of Health Sciences works is based, which embodies the commitment of
04:54the Kingdom towards a unified and consistent Africa that enjoys sovereignty in the health
04:59field.
05:00This is the message of our colleague, Abdelmoula Boukhriss, the Director of the Ministry of
05:04Income.
05:06Hello, dear viewers.
05:07Scientific research and innovation is one of the pillars on which the African Academy
05:13of Health Sciences works is based.
05:15It is based in the city of Dakhla by Mohamed VI Foundation for Science and Health Research
05:23and Innovation.
05:24Scientific research and the use of modern technologies is one of the main tools to
05:29overcome the problems faced by the health system in the African continent.
05:34To talk about this topic, I would like to welcome Professor Sabir Boutaiba, the Director
05:39General of Mohamed VI Center for Research and Innovation.
05:42Professor, what is the importance of research and innovation and the use of modern
05:47technologies in the development of the health sector and overcoming the current challenges
05:51that this sector faces, especially in the African continent?
05:54Thank you very much for the invitation.
05:56First of all, I think that scientific research is a convenient necessity today.
06:01If we want the health sector to be an effective sector, it should respond to the expectations
06:09of citizens.
06:10Scientific research should be used as a tool to find solutions.
06:15As you know, any country or any continent has its own specialties in the health sector.
06:23These specialties may be related to the most widespread diseases, or to the genetic
06:30specialties of the citizens, or also the specialties in the response to medicines.
06:37We know that the health sector needs to benefit from the results of scientific research.
06:46That is why today we are talking about the African Academy of Health Sciences.
06:53This academy has a role, first of all, in the formation.
06:57When we talk about formation in the scientific research sector, there are two types of formation.
07:02There is academic formation, which is the role of university institutions.
07:07There is also continuous formation and skills development.
07:12As you know, skills development is a duty of any researcher.
07:17The African Academy is a platform that will be in the service of the African researcher
07:30so that he can develop his skills and also be able to work in a way to double his skills.
07:41As you know, today, if we want to reach the international level in the field of scientific research,
07:47we must work together.
07:51It is a team work, not a single researcher who works in a separate way.
08:00This academy also has a role in creating clusters, if we can use this word,
08:09clusters of multiple specializations or in a specific specialization between African researchers.
08:16These clusters will allow them to participate in a larger global cluster.
08:22They will also be able to obtain funding in an easier way.
08:30As you know, in the field of scientific research, there are heavy equipment in Moroccan universities
08:42that can be used by these African researchers.
08:49As you know, it is very important to rely on modern technologies.
08:55Of course, the Mohamed VI Foundation for Science and Health provides a large digital and technical infrastructure
09:00through the Mohamed VI Center for Research and Innovation.
09:04How will you implement the African health standards in the future
09:08in order to use these modern technologies in the health sector?
09:12Thank you very much for the question, because it is an important question.
09:16I will give you an example of how the Mohamed VI Center can contribute in this field.
09:23First of all, the Mohamed VI Center currently provides a data center
09:28that stores information related to health in a way that respects the standards
09:38and also respects the Moroccan laws in terms of protecting information.
09:44It also provides what is called a biobank project,
09:50which means preserving genetic and biological components in a way that respects international standards
10:00and modern ways of working.
10:06This center, the African Academy of Health Sciences,
10:15will work as a network in the English language,
10:20in an open way for researchers and other African centers.
10:26Thank you very much, Professor Sabir Boutaib.
10:28I remind you that you are the director of the Mohamed VI Center for Research and Innovation.
10:34The Mohamed VI Center will be a platform for scientific exchange
10:40and exchange of technologies and innovations in the field of health
10:44in order to overcome all the problems that the African continent is suffering from,
10:48which, of course, increases with the increase of epidemics
10:51and the spread of a number of diseases in a number of countries.
10:57At the end of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Baku,
11:01the UN agreed on an agreement to provide annual funding of at least $300 billion
11:08to developing countries to fight climate change.
11:12This financial commitment from major industrial countries
11:16is represented in the increase in loans and grants to developing countries
11:19from $100 billion to $300 billion at least annually until 2035.
11:26The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres,
11:29expressed different feelings at the end of the conference.
11:32He welcomed the countries as a basis on which to build.
11:41US President Donald Trump announced the nomination of Brooke Rollins
11:46as Minister of Agriculture, the remaining position to complete the formation of his government.
11:50Rollins, a lawyer, was the position of Director of the House of Representatives
11:56in the White House at the end of the first term of Trump's presidency.
11:59Trump says the new minister's task will be to defend self-sufficiency
12:07and re-activate small cities that rely on agriculture.
12:11With this new appointment and with the series of announced appointments a few days ago,
12:16Trump will be able to focus on the main positions in the federal administration.
12:29The Israeli army has launched dozens of missiles from Lebanon,
12:34while Hezbollah talked about a missile strike in several areas in Israel,
12:38including Matallah, Maalut and Herzliya.
12:41In return, the Israeli bombing reached various areas in Lebanon
12:45and its attacks came this morning after two days of bloodshed,
12:48killing more than 50 people in caves in the areas of Beirut and the southern suburbs.
13:01The Lebanese Ministry of Health said that the Israeli cave,
13:04which was targeted in the capital Beirut, killed more than 50 people.
13:11The cave came among other caves in the middle of Beirut and the southern suburbs,
13:16targeting Hezbollah leaders, according to Israeli media.
13:21Younes Barakat reports.
13:25It was 4 a.m. local time
13:32when the Ma'moun Street shook in the middle of the capital Beirut
13:36on the site of an Israeli air raid,
13:39where the eight floors of a residential building did not withstand
13:43the five missiles of the Israeli warplanes,
13:47in addition to the serious damage to the surrounding buildings
13:51and the loss of lives.
13:55The residential area is congested, the streets are narrow,
14:00it is difficult in this case.
14:04The Israeli Broadcasting Authority said in a statement
14:07about an Israeli security source that the target of the cave
14:11was the prominent leader in Hezbollah, Mohammad Haidar,
14:14while the Lebanese security interests denied the existence of any leader
14:19affiliated with Hezbollah in the Ma'moun Street building in the middle of the capital.
14:25The false claims that there is a military or jihadist target in this building
14:31is a false claim.
14:33The word of the matter is that at 4 a.m.,
14:36the people, the children, the women,
14:39are on duty to target the civilians responsible for the killing.
14:43The Middle Beirut bombing is the fifth of its kind
14:46in less than 24 hours,
14:49where the Israeli warplanes have already targeted the southern
14:52and surrounding villages with four caves.
14:58In the Gaza Strip, the humanitarian situation is in a state of panic
15:02due to the absence of basic materials, especially bread.
15:06Hundreds of Palestinians lined up to get this vital material,
15:11while the United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs
15:15warned of an increase in the number of families suffering from hunger.
15:20Ranauf Al-Khamlishi reports.
15:25The intense hunger is killing hundreds of Palestinians
15:28due to the continuous escalation of the Israeli war.
15:32In Deir al-Balah, the scene of the long lines
15:35looking for bread is familiar.
15:37And the presence of a piece of bread
15:40is a difficult and even impossible task,
15:43where the residents spend long hours in these lines.
15:48I stay here from 8 in the evening
15:51until 8 in the morning
15:54to get a piece of bread that I can't get.
15:57For me, as a child,
16:00I ask for a piece of bread, but I can't get it,
16:03because of the crowd.
16:06The lack of bread is a bitter reality
16:09experienced by thousands of residents in the south of the Strip.
16:12The absence of basic materials,
16:15especially flour, in the absence of bread,
16:18from various shops,
16:20has also led to a shortage of flour and lack of security
16:23to the closure of some bakeries for their doors,
16:26while the prices of flour have risen dramatically.
16:30I came to this bakery,
16:32I found it closed.
16:34I went to another bakery,
16:36I found it on fire.
16:38Two women were injured,
16:40one with her leg and one with her head in front of my eyes.
16:43When they closed the bakery,
16:46I ran out of breath,
16:49hoping they would give me the bread,
16:52but they didn't.
16:54I hope the bakery opens,
16:56I'm waiting for it.
16:58I hope it opens,
17:00because people don't have bread.
17:02The reason for the closure of the bakery
17:05is that people are very hungry in the country,
17:08and there is no food or bread.
17:11The Israeli war has increased the human cost
17:14that the civilians are paying.
17:16The absence of food, medicine and basic materials
17:19has become a collective punishment
17:22for a population that is overwhelmed.
17:25In this context,
17:27the United Nations has warned
17:29about an increase in the number of families
17:32who suffer from hunger in the middle and south of Gaza.
17:35International relief organizations also emphasize
17:38that the restrictions and sanctions imposed by the Israeli army
17:41have led to the cessation of aid
17:43due to the destruction of roads
17:45and the cessation of trucks.
17:47This has increased the human cost.
17:55In Tunisia,
17:56despite its importance in stabilizing the country,
17:59there is no evidence that President Qais Saeed
18:02intends to establish a constitutional court,
18:05according to observers,
18:07and does not have a budget for it
18:09in the financial law for the coming year.
18:12The opposition considers that Qais Saeed
18:14does not want to monitor his ruling,
18:16so he was late in sending this court.
18:18The ruling parties before the Tunisian president
18:21failed in sending the court
18:23due to the conflict between them.
18:25Al-Mazin with our correspondent in Tunisia,
18:28Fatih Al-Falhi.
18:33The head of the constitutional court,
18:35Al-Mazin,
18:36is temporarily the head of the country
18:38in the state of consciousness
18:40in the position of president,
18:42according to the constitution.
18:44She also oversees the constitution
18:46and separates in disputes between authorities.
18:49Despite this vital role in stabilizing the country,
18:52it seems that sending the constitutional court
18:55in Tunisia will be delayed this time as well,
18:58as it does not have a budget
19:00in the new financial law.
19:02The opposition, the president and his supporters
19:04are fighting to establish the court.
19:06It is clear that the executive power
19:08and the president Qais Saeed
19:10do not want to oppose the political opposition.
19:13They do not want to oppose or refuse
19:15what comes from the institutions,
19:17and from among these institutions,
19:19of course, the constitutional court.
19:21Despite the fact that,
19:23according to Article 22,
19:25sending it is very easy,
19:27not as it was in Article 14,
19:29which requires two political agreements.
19:31They are by default.
19:33Mahmoud Bin Mabrouk,
19:35the secretary-general of the party
19:37Masara 25 of Juwilia,
19:39has justified the delay of Qais Saeed
19:41in sending the constitutional court
19:43with regular issues,
19:45but he considered that the insistence
19:47on it aims to create a political mess
19:49in the country,
19:51if the opposition to the president
19:53does not become the head of the court.
19:55The party of Article 125 of the constitution
19:57says that the constitutional court
19:59consists of nine members,
20:01and there are some issues
20:03that prevent the establishment
20:05of the constitutional court.
20:07Secondly,
20:09we consider the issue
20:11as a political issue.
20:13From a political point of view,
20:15we consider that there are
20:17several foreign parties
20:19trying to send the Syrian court
20:21in Tunisia, as if it is their business.
20:23Why? Because they are trying
20:25to find an alternative to Qais Saeed.
20:27The absence of the constitutional court
20:29has stopped the political struggle
20:31between the parties
20:33before it came.
20:35It has stopped the sending
20:37of the constitutional court,
20:39and the country has remained
20:41without constitutional courts
20:43so far.
20:45The establishment of the constitutional court
20:47is not a demand of the opposition,
20:49but it was called upon by the parties
20:51in favor of President Qais Saeed
20:53immediately after his election.
20:55Will it be a priority in the coming period?
20:57When will the court be opened?
20:59Tunisia...
21:03The World Health Organization
21:05has confirmed that the explosion
21:07of the walnut tree still represents
21:09a general health emergency.
21:11The Emergency Committee
21:13held a meeting
21:15during which it decided
21:17that the increase in injuries
21:19causes international concern.
21:21It is clear that its decision
21:23is based on the increase
21:25in injuries and the need
21:27for a coordinated and sustainable response
21:29at the level of countries and partners.
21:31The World Health Organization
21:33talked about the increase
21:35of 46,000 people this year
21:37around Africa, mainly in the Congo,
21:39in addition to the suspicion
21:41of the death of more than
21:431,000 amid confirmations
21:45that there is an outbreak
21:47in Britain, Germany, Sweden,
21:49India, and others.
21:52A workshop was launched
21:54in the capital of Mauritania
21:56on the national days of traditional crafts
21:58with the participation of craftsmen,
22:00local and international,
22:02including representatives from Morocco.
22:04The event aims to strengthen
22:06traditional crafts and shed light
22:08on their role in preserving
22:10cultural heritage.
22:12Moroccan craftsmen participate
22:14in the presentation of products
22:16that embody artistic creativity
22:18and ancient traditions.
22:20The event aims to benefit
22:22from regional experiences
22:24to support this sector.
22:30A golden opportunity.
22:32This is how the Moroccan
22:34traditional craftsman
22:36Duweila describes his participation
22:38in the national days of traditional
22:40crafts in Mauritania.
22:42His various exhibitions embody
22:44the rich cultural and artistic heritage
22:46of Morocco, which attracts
22:48and highlights the Moroccan creativity
22:50in this field.
23:12But Duweila is not the only
23:14representative of Morocco
23:16who participates in the event.
23:18The next generation of Moroccan craftsmen
23:20from the southern regions of Morocco
23:22also participate in the second edition
23:24of this event, which aims to
23:26help Mauritania to benefit
23:28from the excellent experience
23:30of Morocco in the field
23:32of traditional crafts.
23:34I would like to invite people
23:36to come and see their products
23:38and exchange experiences
23:40between traditional craftsmen
23:42from Mauritania and Morocco.
23:44They can give their opinions
23:46and their products
23:48in the field of tourism.
23:52The national days of traditional crafts
23:54which continue for five days
23:56represent a government initiative
23:58aimed at re-emphasizing
24:00the traditional crafts.
24:02This is done by organizing
24:04exhibitions that bring
24:06this industry back to the forefront.
24:10This edition was the first edition
24:12of the exhibition
24:14in which we exhibited traditional
24:16and craft products.
24:18The international club
24:20which we did not have
24:22participated in this exhibition
24:24and it was a high-level
24:26international exhibition.
24:28The traditional craft industry
24:30in Mauritania, which has been
24:32facing the danger of extinction
24:34due to the decline of the role
24:36of the craftsman in economic life,
24:38lives today on a new hope.
24:40This activity seems
24:42to be the first step
24:44that may restore this craft
24:46to its place in society.
24:48Ahmed Badi, Median TV,
24:50Rock Short.
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