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00:22His Majesty Laurent MBS received today in Casablanca Mohamedou Cheikh El Rezouani, President of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania.
00:28This meeting is part of the solid relations of trust and cooperation between the two countries.
00:36Tangier welcomes the second edition of the advanced regionalization national assemblies.
00:40Back on the main lines of the royal message addressed to this occasion in a moment.
00:45The new Syrian leader, Ahmed El-Sharia, met for the first time an American delegation.
00:51A meeting described as positive, we talk about it right now.
01:00In Casablanca, His Majesty Laurent MBS received Mohamedou Cheikh El Rezouani, President of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania.
01:06This meeting is part of the solid relations of trust and cooperation between the two countries.
01:12During this meeting, the two heads of state congratulated each other on the positive evolution of the Moroccan-Mauritanian partnership in all areas.
01:20They also reaffirmed their determination to develop strategic projects, particularly the Atlantic African Gas,
01:27an initiative aimed at promoting the access of the states of the Sahel to the Atlantic Ocean.
01:36In Morocco, it's gone for the second edition of the advanced regionalization national assemblies.
01:40The sending of the works was given this morning in Tangier.
01:43On this occasion, His Majesty the King Mohammed VI addressed a message to the participants.
01:47Dina Emelini returns on the main lines of this royal message.
01:53His Majesty the King Mohammed VI called for the elaboration of a clear and consensual roadmap
01:58that will allow to define the strategic orientations for the next stage of the implementation of the project of the advanced regionalization.
02:07The sovereign also called for the pursuit of the efforts deployed to respond to the different issues present and to come posed by this structuring project.
02:17His Majesty the King cited as such this major challenge on the effective application of the national administrative deconcentration chart,
02:27namely the audit and operationalization of the attributions of territorial collectivities,
02:34in particular regional councils, the strengthening of participatory democracy at the regional and local level,
02:42in accordance with the provisions of the Moroccan constitution.
02:46It is also a challenge that has come to the application of the principle of correlation of responsibility to the redemption of accounts,
02:54to the improvement of the attractiveness of territorial spaces to attract productive investments,
03:00to the ability of the regions to design unprecedented financing mechanisms,
03:05to face certain crises and to adapt to the transformations of today and to the impacts of tomorrow.
03:12Thus, as regards the challenge of the effective application of the national administrative deconcentration chart,
03:18His Majesty the King underlined the delay recorded by most of the ministerial departments,
03:24however, in spite of the importance of this project, its implementation remains full of gaps,
03:30notably in the field of priority skills related to investment.
03:35As regards the challenge of the audit and operationalization of the attributions of territorial collectivities,
03:42in particular regional councils, the Sovereign stated that it is one of the essential conditions
03:48to implement the work of advanced regionalization and boost the dynamic of economic and social development in Morocco.
03:56As regards the challenge of strengthening participatory democracy at the regional and local level,
04:02in accordance with the provisions of the constitution,
04:05His Majesty the King insisted on the importance of the involvement of citizens,
04:10as well as associations of civil society in the process of elaboration,
04:15preparation, application, monitoring and assessment of public policies taken with the elected councils to achieve the set objectives.
04:25As regards the fourth challenge, linked to the principle of correlation of responsibility to the redistribution of accounts in the field of the management of territorial affairs,
04:33the Sovereign underlined that the regions and other territorial collectivities have been able to win the bet of development
04:41and operate a break with the conventional modes of management,
04:45by adopting mechanisms of governance, democracy, legitimacy and efficiency.
04:52As regards the challenge of improving the attractiveness of territorial spaces to attract productive investments,
04:59the Sovereign considers that the regions must now seize the favorable opportunities and highlight their own assets.
05:07As regards the challenge linked to the capacity of the regions to design new financing mechanisms,
05:13His Majesty the King indicated that the experience and practice have shown that the traditional forms of financing,
05:19strategies and measures put in place no longer allow to meet the current challenges.
05:25The seventh and last challenge raised by the Sovereign is that of the capacity of the regions to face certain crises
05:33and to adapt to the transformations of today and to the impacts of tomorrow.
05:38For two days, Tangier will vibrate at the pace of the second edition of the National Assemblies of Advanced Regionalization.
05:44The participants in these works, in accordance with the Sovereign's guidelines,
05:47will attempt to explore the tracks allowing to enhance the needs of development,
05:51the efficiency of territorial planning and the performance in the exercise of the competences of the regions.
05:57It will also be an opportunity to focus on the state of progress of the projects already in place.
06:02Our special envoy tells us more.
06:07It was at the Palace of Arts and Culture of Tangier that the second edition of the National Assemblies of Advanced Regionalization was launched.
06:16This meeting, which will take place over two days, is an opportunity to highlight the implementation of this project.
06:22The opening session was marked by the reading of the royal message addressed to the participants by the Minister of the Interior,
06:30Mr. Abdel-Wafi El Ftid.
06:32In his message, His Majesty the King Mohammed VI underlined the eminent interest he attaches to this strategic project.
06:40His Majesty also stated that the current stage requires an assessment of the progress made by our country
06:47regarding the advanced regionalization and the strengthening of administrative deconcentration.
06:55His Majesty the King ended his message by wishing that these National Assemblies were an opportunity to formulate relevant and constructive recommendations and conclusions.
07:07This event, organized by the Ministry of the Interior with the Moroccan Regional Association,
07:12welcomes more than 1,500 participants, 160 international guests and more than 45,000 participants from afar.
07:23This Friday, the General Directorate of National Security launched the e-Police digital portal.
07:29What is so special about this platform?
07:32Element de réponse with Dina Merini.
07:36e-Police, the digital portal of the General Directorate of National Security, was launched this Friday, December 20.
07:43This portal brings together several police administrative services
07:48in an interactive space accessible to all Moroccan citizens.
07:53It is a portal designed by the teams of JASSEN, which includes several existing services
08:00and the new service of dematerialization of the anthropometric file.
08:06From now on, the citizen no longer needs to move to make his request.
08:10He can also choose where he would like to retrieve his file,
08:16even if it is in a city other than the one where he resides.
08:20He will be notified of the availability of the file at the center he has chosen by SMS and by email.
08:28The design of the e-Police portal is based on a technological approach
08:33aimed at bringing together all the services provided by the DGSN.
08:37The first service available is the online request of the anthropometric file.
08:42This will allow citizens to carry out this process via their electronic national identity card
08:48and receive a notification to withdraw the document in a limited time.
08:54Other services are also in preparation.
08:57They will then be added to the e-Police portal,
09:01such as the dematerialization of the request for the residence certificate,
09:04the renewal of the national card or the declaration of loss.
09:09Because today we have technological bricks that allow us to lift the constraints we had before.
09:17With digital identity, with electronic payment,
09:22many procedures can now be carried out remotely.
09:26e-Police also offers other services,
09:29such as the appointment for the identity card,
09:32the registration for the police competition and much more.
09:36This launch marks the first phase of a project to digitize police public services.
09:42In the future, other documents such as the residence certificate
09:46and the renewal of the national card will be integrated.
09:50The goal is to simplify the procedures,
09:53guarantee a police of proximity and optimize services for citizens.
09:59The new Syrian leader meets an American delegation for the first time.
10:03This Friday, a meeting described as positive with American diplomats.
10:07The American delegation pleaded for a unification of Syria.
10:11A press conference scheduled for the day was canceled for security reasons.
10:15The new leaders are now scrutinized by the Western powers.
10:19Meanwhile, in the north, Kurdish fighters supported by Washington
10:22are facing an offensive of armed groups supported by Ankara.
10:25The developments with Raja Ingo.
10:29American emissaries must meet representatives of civil society in Damascus
10:34to discuss their vision of the future of their country
10:37and the way in which the United States can support them.
10:40This delegation, the first formal diplomatic mission
10:43dispatched by the United States, arrived in the country
10:46while Syrian pro-Turk rebels launched an attack
10:49against the Kurdish forces supported by Washington in northeastern Syria.
10:54An American mediation allowed to conclude a truce between the two groups,
10:58but the Kurdish forces accuse the pro-Turk groups of violating it.
11:04Until last night, groups affiliated to the Turkish state
11:07attacked the Baraz of Tishrin and the Pan of Karakozak.
11:10These attacks have been repelled by our forces.
11:13We are ready to withdraw our forces from the border
11:16and that the internal security forces take their place
11:19provided that there is a complete truce.
11:24Far from the fighting, hundreds of Syrians demonstrated in Kamilish
11:28in the northeast in support of the Kurdish forces
11:31who are trying to repel the offensives of the fighters supported by Turkey.
11:34The new authorities support that the country will return to normal
11:38and insist on the need to lift international sanctions
11:41to allow the country to rebuild with and for the Syrians.
11:49The sanctions were imposed because of the regime that rules Syria
11:52and who has committed many crimes.
11:54It is therefore absurd to condemn both the torturer and the victim.
11:57There are 27 million people in Syria who are victims.
12:00These sanctions must be lifted so that we can set up
12:03our growth and reform programs, including paid.
12:08Washington supports the Syrian Democratic Forces,
12:11dominated by the Kurds, who control the semi-autonomous areas
12:14of northern Syria.
12:16The United States announced on Thursday that it had doubled
12:19the number of its military forces in the country.
12:22The American army has about 2,000 soldiers in Syria.
12:26I don't want to risk giving myself probabilities.
12:29It has to succeed. People have to go home.
12:32These are the words of the head of American diplomacy,
12:35Anthony Blinken, who says he has good hope
12:38that there will be a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
12:41During his last days in office, the US Secretary of State
12:44refuses to make predictions after several past disappointments
12:47with the Palestinian Authority besieged by Israel.
12:52The United States is on the brink of a budgetary paralysis
12:55after the successive failures of several texts at the Congress.
12:58If nothing changes by midnight, the federal state will find itself
13:01in an effective situation of shutdown.
13:03Explanations with Raja Ingo.
13:08The Congress, however, left well on Tuesday to avoid this situation.
13:11The Republican President of the House of Representatives,
13:14Mike Johnson, had announced that he had reached an agreement
13:17with the Democrats.
13:19This agreement included more than $100 billion in aid
13:22to recently devastated American regions by natural disasters.
13:26The negotiated agreement had been sabotaged the next day
13:29by Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
13:31The elected president had denounced a ridiculous
13:34and extraordinarily expensive text.
13:39It's a long process and sometimes it takes time
13:42to reach a consensus.
13:44Both parties have accepted the terms and that's what's on the table right now.
13:47The only change in this legislation is that we will push back
13:50the ceiling of the debt until January 30, 2027.
13:55But while two-thirds of the votes were necessary for an adoption,
13:58the new text did not even reach the simple majority.
14:01With 38 Republicans, let's join in the name of the Democrats.
14:05The head of the Democrats in the House of Representatives,
14:08Senator Hakeem Jeffries, denounced an unacceptable situation.
14:14The Republicans in the House of Representatives have abandoned
14:17this bipartisan agreement to which we have faithfully joined.
14:20One or two puppeteers intervened
14:23and the extreme Republicans have decided to serve the interests
14:26of the rich and not the workers.
14:29We will continue to fight for Americans every day.
14:32That's why we vote against this bill.
14:39The next step is now uncertain.
14:42On the one hand, the Democrats ask to return to the negotiated agreement.
14:45On the other hand, some conservative elected representatives
14:48refuse to block the entire text, which would not include
14:51a budget cut to compensate for the new aid.
14:54The United States has the particularity of regularly
14:57jumping on a legal constraint regarding their credit ability.
15:00The ceiling of the debt, or the maximum amount of debt,
15:03must be formally revoked or suspended by Congress.
15:09Emmanuel Macron has left Mayotte today
15:12after noticing the urgent needs in enclosed areas of the archipelago.
15:15The inhabitants are in distress and are exasperated
15:18by the damage caused by the Chido cyclone.
15:21The French president held a meeting of inter-ministerial crisis cells
15:24and on social networks, Emmanuel Macron said
15:27we are one nation before flying to Djibouti
15:30where he must share a Christmas meal with the French troops deployed on site.
15:33After Mayotte, the Chido cyclone ravages the Mozambique
15:36in the areas affected by the depression
15:39where the gusts of wind reached 260 km per hour.
15:42Nearly 330,000 people were affected by the cyclone.
15:45According to a provisional report, 75 people died
15:48and more than 800 injured are reported.
15:51Nearly 40,000 homes were completely destroyed
15:54and before the extent of the disaster,
15:57the government decreed two days of national mourning.
16:04In Gabon, General Brice Clotaire Oliginguema
16:07officially promulgated the new constitution adopted by referendum.
16:10This historical monument marks the advent of the 5th Republic
16:13and an era of democratic renewal.
16:16Development with Kevin Oswald Ukaga.
16:19In front of a crowd of enthusiasts at the Place de la Libération
16:22in the first arrondissement of the capital of the country,
16:25the President of the Transition, Brice Clotaire Oliginguema
16:28officially promulgates the new constitution adopted
16:31by the people at the referendum on November 16.
16:54This solemn act symbolizes not only the officialization
16:57of the text in the legal order of the country
17:00but also the beginning of a new era
17:03with the establishment of the 5th Republic.
17:06The text follows the previous constitution of the country
17:09dating from 1959, 1960, 1961 and 1991,
17:12each marking significant steps
17:15in the political evolution of the country.
17:18This constitution marks the passage
17:21to a new era in our country.
17:24We are going to move to a stage
17:27where our country rises a little more
17:30with all its citizens towards this happiness
17:33so requested by our elders,
17:36by the founding fathers of our country.
17:39It is a historical moment because everyone thought
17:42that the transition was going to happen
17:45in a blink of an eye
17:48but here we see that even the schedule
17:51that the President has planned is very respected.
17:54The promulgation of the new constitution
17:57was preceded by the opening of consultations
18:00for a revision of the electoral code
18:03in view of the presidential elections planned in 2025,
18:06a step that will put an end
18:09to this period of transition.
18:12It is at the foot of the monument
18:15Flamme de la Paix that the Festival Vivre Ensemble
18:18in Tambouctou was launched for its 9th edition.
18:21The festival places the youth at the heart
18:24of the process of living together.
18:27The explanations with Mohamed Danyoko.
18:30In the process for the return of peace to Mali,
18:33culture is one of the most important foundations.
18:36This is what the initiators of the Festival Vivre Ensemble
18:39are doing.
18:42This initiative contributes to the authorities
18:45to sew the social fabric that had been strongly started.
18:48What is happening in Tambouctou is magnificent.
18:51Tambouctou was known in 2012
18:54for having suffered the worst atrocities.
18:57Everyone has given their hand
19:00so that we can forget a little
19:03and today the result is there
19:07In 9 years of existence,
19:10in addition to having contributed to re-sewing the social fabric,
19:13reaffirming the bonds of fraternity
19:16and consolidating friendships,
19:19this festival has many federative projects.
19:22Initiatives such as the project Resilience, Culture and Vivre Ensemble,
19:25the celebration of the International Days of Vivre Ensemble,
19:28the accompaniment of local cultural artists
19:31and many others.
19:35These achievements show our commitment
19:38to building a better future,
19:41where each individual can flourish,
19:44where each culture can shine
19:47and where peace is no longer a dream but a tangible reality.
19:50Young people in the region are in phase
19:53with the theme of youth and citizen engagement
19:56at the heart of reconciliation and living together.
19:59If we find ourselves here in Tambouctou,
20:02we will be able to live together more precisely
20:05at the level of the flame of peace.
20:08We are going to get to know each other,
20:11we are going to cause,
20:14I think that will bring peace.
20:17I really liked this initiative,
20:20I really liked this event
20:23and I hope that this is not the last time
20:26and that it continues,
20:29as planned until December 22nd.
20:32Since Tuesday in Côte d'Ivoire,
20:35the chef Zeynab Bansi has challenged herself
20:38to cook about 15,000 dishes and beat the Guinness record
20:41for the longest cooking marathon.
20:44In Abidjan, the Ivorians ensure the atmosphere
20:47to push Zeynab to take up this challenge.
20:50Mel Bershel and Herman Doggo for the report.
20:53The agora of the municipality of Kumasi in Abidjan is unrecognizable.
20:56The city of Ibran becomes the center of national attention.
20:59In Côte d'Ivoire, the chef Zeynab Bansi,
21:02armed with her utensils,
21:05aims the 120 hours of uninterrupted cooking
21:08to register the Côte d'Ivoire in the Guinness Book of Records.
21:11She decided to prepare more than 15,000 dishes.
21:14We have already delivered 200 dishes
21:17to the Ophelina of Benjerville.
21:20We have delivered 160 dishes
21:24to the village of S.O.S in Abobo.
21:27And tomorrow, we will deliver in an Ophelina.
21:31This challenge goes beyond the boundaries of gastronomy.
21:34It has become a symbol of gathering and celebration.
21:40The Ivorian artists offer support services
21:43to those who aim to exceed the 93 hours of cooking
21:46currently held by the Nigerian Ila Bansi,
21:49while bringing a festive atmosphere to the event.
21:53For five days, three days already,
21:56everyone is involved, the Internet users,
21:59the artists, the Lambda men.
22:02When we support a country like this,
22:05it is a country that will advance.
22:08But when we are always at war, we don't want war.
22:11The Côte d'Ivoire does not know war.
22:14We like to have fun, we like to share joy.
22:17We have been here for three days.
22:20Our presence is necessary here to give positive vibes.
22:23That's why we are here.
22:26Zeynab is not alone in this monumental challenge.
22:29The Ivorian population mobilizes massively to encourage her.
22:32I think we have seen with the Côte d'Ivoire elephants
22:35that when the Ivorians are behind you, there is no failure.
22:38She will beat the record, she will go beyond.
22:41And the record, where will she put it, will be due next year.
22:44We are confident, that's why we are here.
22:47Zeynab Bansi's dignity has become
22:50much more than a simple culinary performance.
22:53It symbolized unity, sharing and the resilience of an entire people.
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