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00:00The World Cup 2030 will be Morocco vs. Tunisia.
00:07Tunisia will be the host country of the World Cup.
00:14Tunisia will be the host country of the World Cup.
00:23The World Cup 2030 will be Morocco, Portugal and Spain.
00:33Congratulations.
00:36In Zurich, the FIFA General Assembly officially awards Morocco, Spain and Portugal
00:41the honor of organizing the World Cup 2030.
00:44Washington expresses its support for the transition process in Syria.
00:54Moscow affirms that it is communicating with the new authorities.
00:58The head of the Syrian transitional government invites Syrians abroad to return.
01:05He assures us that the time is now for the Syrians to enjoy stability.
01:10World Cup 2030
01:16The FIFA General Assembly officially awards Morocco, Spain and Portugal
01:20the honor of organizing the World Cup 2030.
01:23This award was officially announced during the international conference
01:28held in Zurich to determine the identity of the countries
01:31organized for the next two editions of the World Cup.
01:35The process was carried out through a vote of the members of the associations
01:40after the elimination of the nominated files to the minimum required
01:44to evaluate the submitted offers.
01:46This is related to the triple file of Morocco, Spain and Portugal for the World Cup 2030
01:54and the Saudi file for the World Cup 2034.
02:00We can officially confirm that the World Cup 2030 will be held in Morocco, Portugal and Spain.
02:13Morocco, Portugal and Spain
02:17Congratulations
02:29World Cup 2030
02:34For more information about the Moroccan file for the World Cup 2030
02:41we follow this interactive screen of Monsef Addy.
02:44The trip of Morocco to organize the World Cup is the most important example of ambition,
02:49adherence to dreams and non-resignation.
02:52After five attempts to hold the World Cup, the biggest and most important event in the world
02:58Morocco finally succeeded in the shared file with Spain and Portugal in Casper Rehan
03:04by choosing it as a host for the 2030 edition through the shared file of Spain and Portugal.
03:10The first attempt is for the 1994 World Cup.
03:14After a global football alliance for the Atlas Lions in the 86th edition,
03:20a shared history encouraged the Kingdom to go on a competitive journey to hold the World Cup.
03:26The trip was not intended to be a strong, representative competition in Brazil and Chile,
03:33in addition to the United States,
03:36but the lack of experience and some necessary requirements compared to the American file in particular
03:42made FIFA give the two countries the honor of organizing the event.
03:47The second attempt was in the later edition, specifically in 1998,
03:53which was from France after Switzerland withdrew before the voting stage.
03:59Morocco once again held the dream of a race for the 2010 World Cup,
04:05with a stronger file this time,
04:07and with a better field and infrastructure,
04:10it made it closer than ever to achieving the dream.
04:13However, the vote was for the benefit of the South Africans by a small margin.
04:18The 2010 experience strengthened Morocco's confidence and made it hold on to its dream
04:24to take the lead in the competition for the 2026 edition.
04:28However, some of the new criteria set by the United Nations for the most prominent game,
04:34including the number of participating elections,
04:37made the dream come true again,
04:39and the world returned to the American lands again,
04:42but this time in a shared file with Mexico and Canada.
04:46The 2030 edition is a golden page in the history of the Moroccan dream.
04:50After benefiting from previous experiences,
04:53the Kingdom entered the race this time with a completely different face,
04:57and with strong features,
04:59starting with the file being shared with Spain and Portugal,
05:03with a rich historical, cultural and athletic relationship.
05:07The three countries come together,
05:09and infrastructure, work and efforts at the highest level in Morocco,
05:13and a great experience in hosting the biggest events in various fields.
05:18In addition to the golden participation of athletic leaders,
05:22led by Walid Al-Graghi,
05:24the fourth place was taken in Qatar in 2022.
05:28All these factors made the dream come true
05:31and strengthened the idea that Morocco is a lesson,
05:34a model for patience and faith in abilities,
05:37and to dream to the end.
05:40King Mohammed VI visited on October 4, 2020,
05:45the happy news for the Moroccan people,
05:47by granting the Kingdom FIFA,
05:49alongside Spain and Portugal in general,
05:52to host a championship that Morocco has been waiting for for many years.
05:56The file received positive reactions and great statements,
06:00which made him win the race early,
06:03in front of the third file for Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina,
06:07before withdrawing later,
06:09in front of the organization of the first three matches,
06:12for the elections of these countries in this championship.
06:16The Kremlin confirmed that Russia is communicating with the new authorities in Syria,
06:20for the military presence and diplomatic representation of Moscow,
06:23after the fall of its ally Bashar al-Assad.
06:25The spokesman, in the name of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov,
06:28said that Moscow is communicating with those who control the situation in Syria,
06:32because Russia has a military base there,
06:36and the questions related to the safety of these institutions are of great importance.
06:44The United States, on behalf of Foreign Minister Antony Blinken,
06:47urged all countries to support a comprehensive and transparent political process,
06:52and to prevent any foreign intervention in Syria.
06:55Blinken stressed that Washington will fully recognize and support the future Syrian government,
07:02which will be based on a transitional process,
07:05with a strong need to lead to a credible, comprehensive and non-sectarian government.
07:11On the other hand, Blinken emphasized that the priorities for Washington
07:15are to fully respect the rights of minorities,
07:21and to facilitate the access of humanitarian aid to all who need it.
07:27Mohamed Al-Shatoua, a political analyst specializing in international affairs,
07:32said that Washington and Moscow are both seeking to cooperate with the new regime in Syria,
07:37and that they want a new regime in Damascus.
07:40I think there will be a division of power between the United States,
07:46because the United States is trying to keep Syria in its grasp,
07:53as well as Russia.
07:56This division is obvious, because the United States has bases in Syria,
08:02and Russia has bases in Syria as well.
08:06Both countries want to stay in Syria,
08:13for military, terrorist, economic and diplomatic reasons.
08:23The United States is asking the Western countries to help Syria in the current time,
08:28and Russia is asking the Legislative Assembly to cooperate with Syria to stay in the country.
08:40The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres,
08:42announced during his visit to Pretoria,
08:44as part of the South African Presidency of the G20,
08:47that the United Nations is fully committed to supporting a smooth transition in Syria,
08:52after the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
08:56António Guterres said that the Israeli occupation of the Syrian part of the Golan is internationally unrecognizable.
09:03After speaking about the great achievements of the Palestinian people,
09:07the UN Secretary-General said,
09:09that he sees signs of hope in the Middle East.
09:12These signs of hope come especially with the end of the dictatorial regime in Syria,
09:17after more than half a century of the rule of the Assad family,
09:21and a civil war that lasted 13 years.
09:25We have with us in Berlin, Radwan al-Qasim,
09:27a political analyst and expert on European affairs.
09:29Welcome, Mr. Qasim.
09:32Welcome, my greetings to you and to our dear viewers.
09:36You started by explaining that in the midst of the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime,
09:41Israel is destroying the Syrian military infrastructure,
09:44or what is left of it,
09:46as a pretext for preventing the arrival of chemical weapons
09:49to those you describe as terrorist or Islamic groups,
09:52with the intention of establishing a defense zone along the line between Syria and the highlands of the occupied Golan.
10:02This is the best evidence that Israel was using these terrorist groups,
10:10which are still on the terrorist list,
10:13and which will not fall from the terrorist list.
10:15Despite this, Western countries and the United States claim
10:20that it is a transition to a peaceful regime,
10:23and that they want good relations with this regime,
10:27which will not fall from their terrorist list in the first place.
10:31They are the first to announce these terrorist groups.
10:35Also, for Israel,
10:37it has financed them, helped them,
10:39and mobilized them against the regime in Syria,
10:42and then it cannot or does not secure their side,
10:46and does not leave them this weapon left by the Syrian army and the previous regime,
10:53so that they can arm themselves with it and become a strong state.
10:56This is evidence that they were tools in the hands of Israel,
10:59and they implement the Israeli project,
11:01and this has happened,
11:03because Israel entered the Golan Heights,
11:05and occupied the Golan Heights,
11:06and some areas and lands of Syria,
11:08and reached the gates of Damascus,
11:09and these people are watching,
11:11the military bases are being bombed.
11:13And why don't we say from another point of view,
11:15because there is a difference at this point,
11:20there is a difference in your point of view,
11:22regarding the Islamic groups,
11:24and who is ruling now in Syria,
11:26and who funds these groups,
11:28is it Israel,
11:29or was the process of change completed by the American blessing,
11:33and the Russian-American-Iranian understanding,
11:35but there is someone who says that the extremist Israeli right,
11:38also does not want Russia to invade Syria again,
11:42and he is destroying the infrastructure,
11:44which allows the rebuilding of the army that protects the country.
11:50Exactly, this is true,
11:52Israel does not want Syria to be a strong state,
11:55and this is a good sign,
11:57because Syria entered an unjust agreement,
12:00it may have started,
12:02but no one knows how it will end,
12:04and when it will end,
12:06and these groups were working for Israel,
12:09because the goal of destroying Syria,
12:12is an Israeli goal,
12:14and they are destroying Syria,
12:16as Israel destroyed it militarily,
12:18with planes,
12:19and hit all the military sites,
12:21land, sea, and air,
12:23and they are destroying the Syrian thought,
12:25and the Syrian mind,
12:27from the assassination of leaders,
12:29or doctors,
12:30and philosophers,
12:32specialists in chemical science,
12:34and specialists in nuclear science,
12:36and others,
12:38from doctors,
12:40women, or men,
12:41they execute them,
12:42and kill them,
12:43as if they are the ones who came with Hafez al-Assad,
12:46Bashar al-Assad,
12:48and Bashar al-Assad,
12:50as if they are liberating Palestine,
12:52by assassinating these ideas,
12:54and this thought,
12:55and these leaders,
12:57who were in Syria,
12:59and the intellectuals,
13:01this is a proof that,
13:03they must destroy the thought,
13:05and the vision,
13:07and the future of Syria,
13:09and Israel is destroying what is existing now,
13:11that's why Islam gathered with them,
13:13and these extremist Islamic groups,
13:18they have connections,
13:20with many countries,
13:22and all these countries benefit from them,
13:24whether it was Turkey, or Israel,
13:26or the United States of America,
13:28and many other countries,
13:30that finance, help,
13:32and support them,
13:34and we saw in the past,
13:36in the past war in Syria,
13:38they were getting doctors,
13:40and aid,
13:42all from Israel,
13:44and inside Israel,
13:46this means,
13:48that they are tools for the American Zionist project,
13:50in the region,
13:51and they did it in the best way,
13:53that's why,
13:55Syria today,
13:57is destroyed,
13:59Syria today,
14:01doesn't have a future,
14:03especially,
14:05after cutting its connections,
14:07and dividing it,
14:09between the north of Turkey,
14:11and the south of Israel,
14:13and sectarian countries,
14:15Druze, Shiite, Sunni,
14:17it seems that there is also,
14:19knowing that I am not the only one,
14:21that is fighting in Syria,
14:23but it is clear,
14:25that there is an international desire,
14:27to succeed in the transitional phase,
14:29the Israeli intervention today,
14:31what do you want from it,
14:33behind these tensions,
14:35and this bombing,
14:37and even the land and sea level,
14:39is it a temporary process,
14:41as Israel claims,
14:43or is it perhaps a precursor,
14:45to change the borders,
14:47the experience has taught us,
14:49how to deal with Israel,
14:51this temporary process,
14:53as it did in Daffa,
14:55and increased the settlements,
14:57more than before the Oslo agreement,
14:59and also now,
15:01in Gaza,
15:03and what we saw in Gaza,
15:05and all of it is temporary for Israel,
15:07but who will be able to get it out,
15:09after that,
15:11also today, the Golan,
15:13this expansion,
15:15and the distance to the Israeli idea,
15:17so that Israel,
15:19from the Euphrates to the Nile,
15:21is still standing,
15:23and they admit this,
15:25and even say that they want to reach,
15:27the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,
15:29where their origin and land is there,
15:31this Israeli idea is still standing,
15:33and what is happening today in Syria,
15:35is part of this idea,
15:37and part of this expansion,
15:39and no one can get it out,
15:41especially that there is no resistance,
15:43and even inside Syria,
15:45these armed groups,
15:47used to pave the way for them,
15:49and open the way for them,
15:51by killing the scientists,
15:53and doctors,
15:55and specialists,
15:57from the idea that
15:59may take tens of years,
16:01maybe hundreds of years,
16:03until they get these people,
16:05they kill them,
16:07and Israel is destroyed,
16:09and torn apart,
16:11this means that
16:13these groups,
16:15work for the benefit of the countries,
16:17whose interest is to destroy Syria,
16:19in addition to the issue,
16:21how is it possible for a rational person,
16:23to imagine that the countries,
16:25the society,
16:27want the unification of Syria,
16:29and the reunification of the Syrian lands,
16:31and the restoration of the Syrian state,
16:33as it was as a state,
16:35I am not talking about the regime,
16:37or the personality of someone,
16:39or their constitution,
16:41or their institutions,
16:43how is it possible for a rational person,
16:45to imagine that these countries,
16:47will restore the state of Syria,
16:49and the Kurds,
16:51want a part of it,
16:53to establish their Kurdish state,
16:55and the Druze,
16:57want to declare the south,
16:59and the area adjacent to Israel,
17:01to be under the control,
17:03and the Israeli authority,
17:05and the sectarian conflict inside,
17:07Syria has been divided,
17:09into small parts,
17:11and cannot be restored,
17:13is it possible,
17:15for the Kurds,
17:17to be under the control,
17:19of a state,
17:21as it was in the past,
17:23it is not possible,
17:25the Kurds want their state on the borders,
17:27and this is their right,
17:29as they find that everyone,
17:31wants a state of their own,
17:33they also want this Kurdish state,
17:35the Kurdish state,
17:37with the Turkish vision,
17:39and also in these groups,
17:41the Turkish wants to establish,
17:43a power and a weight,
17:45in Syria,
17:47and cut off the land,
17:49as the Iskanderun cut off,
17:51he wants to expand this land,
17:53to reach Aleppo,
17:55as well as the Israeli,
17:57so which country are we talking about,
17:59we are talking about a country,
18:01cut off from the connections,
18:03between the Arab nation,
18:05and the Arab countries,
18:07is there a country,
18:09that can do this,
18:11I think that Syria,
18:13unfortunately,
18:15entered this dark tunnel,
18:17and no one can imagine,
18:19when it will come out of it,
18:21except with a power,
18:23or a new world,
18:25and we are against it,
18:27to have a world,
18:29with multiple borders,
18:31the American borders,
18:33at the same time,
18:35I would like to thank,
18:37Al Qasim, the political analyst,
18:39and the expert in European affairs,
18:41for this interview,
18:43on behalf of Europe,
18:45France has confirmed,
18:47the security of the peaceful transition,
18:49to power in Syria,
18:51and not to leave the space,
18:53open to extremists,
18:55with regard to the situation,
18:57in Syria,
18:59It carries a lot of hope that the peaceful transition of power in Syria must be supported
19:05and that extremists should not be left in the lurch.
19:09The head of the transitional government, Mohamed Al-Bashir, called on the Syrians abroad to
19:13return to contribute to the development of their country, so to speak.
19:18Al-Bashir said that the time has come for the Syrians to be granted peace and stability.
19:22Bashir, who was the head of the rescue government in Idlib, is responsible for the opposition
19:27in the north-west of Syria.
19:28He was entrusted with the presidency of the Government of Employment, the next step in
19:32the path of the transitional phase after more than five decades under the rule of the Assad
19:36regime in Syria, a time in which Israel continues to destroy Syrian military installations.
19:41Today, the meeting of the ministers' council was convened, a team of workers from the Syrian
19:49rescue government that was working in the region of Idlib and its surroundings, in addition
19:56to the Syrian government of the rescued regime.
19:58The title of the meeting is to transfer the institutions and files from the government
20:04of the rescued regime to the current Syrian government in order to receive these files
20:10and manage the work.
20:11That is, it will be the Syrian government to manage the work during the transitional
20:15period.
20:16God willing, it may end on the 31st, God willing.
20:19This task was entrusted to us by the general leadership.
20:23We were entrusted with the management of the work of the Syrian government.
20:27In a TV interview, Abu Mohamed Al-Julani and his real name, Ahmed Al-Shar'a, the leader
20:31of the Syrian People's Liberation Movement, announced that the Syrian people are exhausted
20:35due to several years of conflict, reluctant to enter Syria in a new war.
20:40A report released by the International Rescue Committee said that the crisis in Sudan has
20:47become the largest humanitarian crisis recorded at all after 20 months of war between the
20:52Syrian army and the quick support forces.
20:54The committee, which is based in New York on the list of global humanitarian crises
21:00for 2025, said that the Sudanese population is 10% of the group in need of humanitarian
21:08aid, although they make up less than 1% of the world's population.
21:13Sudan has been witnessing a war between the army led by Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan and the
21:20quick support forces led by Mohamed Hamdan Douglou, which killed 10,000 and injured 12 million.
21:31This is the end of the report. Thank you for watching and see you next time.
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