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00:23Morocco celebrates the beginning of the Amazigh year in a festive atmosphere for the second
00:28time in a row after its official suspension due to a royal decree.
00:33It is an occasion to stand by the achievements achieved on the path of activating the official
00:38Amazigh language printing and supervising the future challenges to be overcome.
00:45Washington says that all of Israel and Hamas are on the verge of drawing up an agreement
00:50for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, and the signs describe it as promising and positive.
00:55A large number of Moroccan markets are high on the prices of vegetables and fruits.
01:07The beginning with the celebrations of the new Amazigh New Year in 1975.
01:25At this occasion, after the royal decree which was announced on May 3, 1923 and in the
01:44on the 14th of January, an official holiday
01:48in the Kingdom's land,
01:50in order to preserve the cultural diversity
01:53and enhance the achievements that have been achieved
01:55in the field of cultural and Amazigh languages
01:59since the historical royal address
02:01given by His Majesty the King in Ajjir in 2001.
02:09In an effort to promote the Amazigh language
02:12in the educational system,
02:14Morocco turned to gradual generalization
02:16to teach this language in the elementary level,
02:19where the Minister of National Education,
02:21Primary Education and Sports,
02:23Mohamed Saad Barada, in the Parliament,
02:25announced that more than 3,000 teachers
02:29for elementary education will be trained
02:31in the field of teaching the Amazigh language
02:34in order to enhance the generalization.
02:37The minister clarified in his answer
02:39that more than 650,000 students
02:41are currently benefiting from teaching
02:43in the Amazigh language,
02:45as the percentage of primary schools
02:47covering the Amazigh language
02:49has reached 40%.
02:51The minister advised to increase
02:53the percentage of primary schools
02:55covering the Amazigh language
02:57by 50% in 2026,
02:59in order to reach the generalization
03:01of the Amazigh language
03:03in order to enhance the generalization
03:05of the Amazigh language
03:07in order to reach the generalization
03:09of the Amazigh language
03:11in order to enhance the generalization
03:13of the Amazigh language
03:15in order to enhance the generalization
03:17of the Amazigh language
03:19in order to enhance the generalization
03:21of the Amazigh language
03:23in order to enhance the generalization
03:25of the Amazigh language
03:27in order to enhance the generalization
03:29of the Amazigh language
03:31in order to enhance the generalization
03:33of the Amazigh language
03:35The event will be extended
03:37for two days with a program
03:39of scientific discussions,
03:41artistic and cultural exhibitions
03:43and a balanced participation
03:45in Amazigh activities.
03:47Maha Jamal and Youssef Oham
03:51The celebration of the Amazigh year
03:531975
03:55A prominent event
03:57in which the Amazigh activities
03:59in a particular way
04:01commemorate their constitution
04:03of the original Moroccan national identity.
04:06The region of Khenifra, as well as the rest of the Kingdom,
04:09is remembered with a symbolic and special significance
04:13because it is a historical home of the Amazigh culture
04:16in its linguistic, poetic and humanistic, artistic and scientific fields.
04:21We appreciate its importance
04:25because the Amazigh year today
04:29is an official national holiday
04:33given by the decision of His Majesty in this month.
04:38This makes us proud
04:43and makes the Amazigh an advanced workshop
04:48capable of developing towards the goals of the project.
04:52A comprehensive program that contains Amazigh cultural features
04:55in all its forms and manifestations
04:58such as honoring the Amazigh Academy of Sciences, Miloud Al-Taifi,
05:02for his contributions to Amazigh research and studies.
05:08I really appreciate this celebration
05:14which coincides with the celebration of the new Amazigh year.
05:18It is a celebration for all Moroccans
05:20because today is a national holiday
05:22as His Majesty decided.
05:25This celebration embodies the cultural elements
05:28that enrich our country.
05:30As I said before, the Moroccan people
05:32who gather here are amazing
05:34and it is important to develop and advance a country
05:36that we are proud of.
05:38To belong to a country and to be proud of it.
05:42On the occasion of the celebration of this new year,
05:45this multi-disciplinary workshop
05:47for the form and field products
05:50for the children of the region
05:52to introduce their local culture
05:54and to encourage them
05:56in order to enhance the social economy
05:58and the solidarity of the region.
06:00We want to preserve our culture
06:03and we want to keep it as it is.
06:06We celebrate it as we celebrate our parents.
06:11Today, we celebrate it with
06:14shlouh, food,
06:16gma,
06:18we make it in the morning,
06:20we make it in the evening,
06:22we make dates,
06:24we make coffee,
06:26we gather with friends,
06:28we celebrate it,
06:30we eat and drink it.
06:32The celebration of the New Year
06:34in the region of Khenifra
06:36is a declaration of its place
06:38as a cultural and cultural heritage
06:40and as a symbolic building
06:42that has an impact on the country.
06:44It is also an example of its leadership
06:46in the field of culture
06:48with its diverse components.
06:51The celebrations in Huseyma
06:53are a symbol of a new year
06:55full of good and blessings.
06:57Civil society activities
06:59from all over the region
07:01have participated in these celebrations
07:03that confirm the connection
07:05and origin of the Amazigh culture
07:07among the components
07:09of the ancient Moroccan civilization.
07:11For more information,
07:13we follow our correspondent,
07:15Mohamed Rich.
07:17Welcome, dear viewers.
07:19Our coverage of the celebrations
07:21of the Amazigh New Year
07:23continues from the heart
07:25of the city of Huseyma
07:27where the festivals
07:29are distributed
07:31either through exhibitions
07:33for public products
07:35or artistic and cultural areas
07:37as well as intellectual discussions
07:39that reflect the history
07:41and strength
07:43of the Amazigh identity
07:45here in the Huseyma region
07:47I would like to talk
07:49about this topic
07:51with my guest,
07:53Mr. Hassan Hajaji
07:55who is an activist
07:57here in Huseyma.
07:59Welcome.
08:01What do you think
08:03about the festivities
08:05of the Amazigh New Year
08:07here in Huseyma?
08:09Huseyma is experiencing
08:11a very historical event
08:13and this event
08:15is part
08:17of the strengthening
08:19of the identity
08:21of the city of Huseyma
08:23as a result,
08:25a number of activities
08:27have been held
08:29in the past three days
08:31including exhibitions,
08:33cultural exhibitions
08:35and cultural workshops
08:37as well as the big festival
08:39that will be held
08:41here in Huseyma.
08:43The Huseyma city
08:45is not only experiencing
08:47this event but also
08:49creating it.
08:51It is considered
08:53to be one of the first
08:55historical events
08:57that coincides
08:59with the anniversary
09:01of the independence
09:03of Huseyma
09:05on January 11, 1944.
09:07So, there are
09:09national issues
09:11that are related
09:13to historical issues
09:15that are directly related
09:17to the value
09:19of the independence
09:21that Huseyma was experiencing.
09:23I would like to say
09:25that the Huseyma city
09:27as well as a number
09:29of activities
09:31are strengthening
09:33the identity
09:35of Huseyma
09:37in different ways
09:39and this shows
09:41that there is a strong
09:43connection between Morocco
09:45and its identity.
09:47Thank you
09:49for all this information
09:51and a happy
09:53Amazigh year
09:55for all the Moroccan
09:57people.
09:59We stay in Huseyma
10:01and among the celebrations
10:03of the Amazigh year,
10:05a traditional carnival
10:07was held in the city
10:09in a way that is
10:11suitable for women,
10:13children and men
10:15with traditional Amazigh clothes
10:17to dance
10:19and celebrate
10:21the joy of Huseyma
10:23and its visitors
10:25as well as children
10:27in the condition of disability.
10:29Today, we came to celebrate
10:31the Amazigh year
10:33which we consider
10:35to be one of the most
10:37important years
10:39in the history of Amazigh.
10:41We have brought
10:43traditional food
10:45from our region
10:47such as
10:49bulbul,
10:51barley,
10:53yogurt,
10:55almonds,
10:57caramel,
10:59caramel,
11:01caramel,
11:03caramel,
11:05caramel,
11:07and some other
11:09traditional food.
11:11We have also brought
11:13the traditional
11:15Amazigh clothes
11:17from our region
11:19such as
11:21bulbul,
11:23yogurt,
11:25almonds,
11:27caramel,
11:29caramel,
11:31was inherited as part of the customs of the cities of Al-Husayn, Al-Nador and the surrounding areas
11:36and a component of the history of the region during the colonial period.
11:41In its general form, Izran is a poetic and rich phenomenon.
11:46It is found in the Rif region and in other areas of North Africa.
11:51But the style of Izran in the Rif is different.
11:56Its rhythm is different and its melody is different.
12:01In the Rif region, the rhythm of Izran is different.
12:06In the Rif region, the rhythm of Izran is different.
12:11We reached it metaphorically,
12:14and we reached it through the techniques that were recorded during the Forja.
12:25Research indicates that Izran is a popular style in which the Rif woman was creative,
12:30whether professionally or within the framework of family gatherings and occasions.
12:38Izran has different styles.
12:40There is Izran that is found, for example, in Tuiza.
12:43There is Izran that is done by women,
12:47who do their housework normally.
12:50And there is Izran that is said to be done in a traditional way,
13:00which is called Izran Tseith.
13:04And there is Izran that is very well known,
13:08which is Izran that is said to be done in the Forja on the day of the wedding.
13:16Believing that this heritage must be protected,
13:21the Rifana group invested in the enrichment of the poetry of Izran
13:25by working on his poems in a modern musical framework and a modern distribution.
13:34We decided to leave this cultural and musical heritage,
13:42but we tried to preserve its original nature,
13:47but at the same time we tried to present it in a modern layer
13:53that could be understood and accepted by the children of the 21st century.
14:03Farid and his colleagues carry a great deal of importance
14:07in order to protect the literary productions of the Rifana Amazigh.
14:12Considering that Izran's poetry is not just a cultural feature,
14:17but a fundamental component of the Rifana song
14:20and one of the components of the Amazigh identity in general.
14:28In the context of the Amazigh New Year celebrations,
14:31the organization of these celebrations in Agadir City
14:34continues the traditions of the Amazigh wedding from beginning to end.
14:38We follow the atmosphere of this celebratory wedding
14:41in the following report by Abdel Moula Boukhriss and Faysal Abroush.
14:50The residents of Agadir City continue their celebrations in the new Amazigh year.
14:55The tradition of the Amazigh wedding was one of the main parts of the celebration.
15:00The residents of Agadir City were on an appointment
15:03with a photo of the Amazigh wedding celebrations,
15:06which extends for seven days and turns into a festival of joy and celebration.
15:11Now we are doing the custom and traditions of the bride
15:15when she leaves her parents' house and goes to the groom.
15:19The tradition is called Tengift,
15:22and the words that are spoken by the people who are with the bride
15:27at the time of the ceremony,
15:30whether they are wearing a veil or a veil,
15:33or they are sitting on the road,
15:36or they are sitting with the groom.
15:39There are different words every time,
15:42and what they say is called Tengift.
15:46A white curtain wraps around the bride's body
15:49and a piece of red fabric on her face
15:52and on top of the head a veil symbolizes the eternal relationship
15:56that will be formed between the bride and her groom.
15:59Each piece of the bride's clothing has a meaning in the Amazigh culture,
16:03and each part of the celebrations has a meaning
16:06that the residents seek to preserve and pass on to the coming generations.
16:11The Amazigh wedding is for seven days,
16:14not for a day or seven days,
16:17but for a day or two,
16:20and the first day is for the bride to enter the house,
16:23and the second day is for the groom to take her to her parents,
16:27to bring her clothes and the gifts she brought to her family.
16:35And the third day is for the bride to go to the groom,
16:41and the groom will give her a test to see if she knows how to dress well,
16:48or if she knows how to put on a dress.
16:54It is a festive event that attracts the eyes of visitors from all over the world.
16:59It is a mix of colors and traditions
17:02that everyone who sees it is eager to discover.
17:07After the wedding, the bride is ready to leave her father's house,
17:11and when the groom arrives and welcomes her,
17:14a new journey begins, and a new story begins.
17:18Everyone wishes to be a good worker and a good child.
17:23This is the city of Al-Oyun, the capital of the Moroccan Sahara,
17:27where the Amazigh wedding is held,
17:30which is organized by a partnership between the Amazigh Association
17:34and civil society activities and official parties.
17:38The event includes a variety of programs,
17:42including intellectual seminars,
17:44exhibitions of the Amazigh heritage and artistic evenings.
17:47This celebration is held in a national context
17:50that is combined by different regions of the Kingdom.
18:05In the last few days,
18:07the prices of vegetables and fruits in the Moroccan markets
18:11have seen a noticeable rise
18:13in contrast to the purchasing power of the citizens.
18:17A rise, in my opinion,
18:19due to the number of intermediaries
18:21and the effects of drought.
18:23Details in the report by Younes Mazih and Younes Al-Mazih
18:27are available on our website.
18:30The prices of vegetables and fruits
18:32fell a few weeks before Ramadan.
18:35The most prominent headline for the Moroccan citizen
18:38is that he complains about the rising prices
18:41during a bad situation.
18:43This is what sellers in the market in the city of Dar Al-Bayda
18:48referred to the number of intermediaries
18:50and the effects of drought.
18:52This is what sellers in the market in the city of Dar Al-Bayda
18:56referred to the number of intermediaries
18:58and the effects of drought.
19:00There is a lot of consumption in the market.
19:03We sell our produce twice or thrice a day.
19:07The prices of vegetables and fruits
19:09have risen by 4 dirhams,
19:11especially tomatoes, onions, bananas
19:13and other food products.
19:15The prices of vegetables and fruits
19:17have risen by 4 dirhams,
19:19especially tomatoes, onions, bananas
19:21and other food products.
19:24This is what sellers in the market in the city of Dar Al-Bayda
19:28referred to the number of intermediaries
19:30and the effects of drought.
19:32There is a lot of consumption in the market.
19:35We sell our produce twice or thrice a day.
19:38The prices of vegetables and fruits
19:40have risen by 4 dirhams,
19:42especially tomatoes, onions, bananas
19:44and other food products.
19:46This is what sellers in the market in the city of Dar Al-Bayda
19:49referred to the number of intermediaries
19:51In light of this situation, vegetable and fruit traders put their hopes on the sky to
20:03overcome the crisis and return the trade movement to its nature."
20:10The Minister of Trade, Fawzi Laqjaa, confirmed in a statement that the increase in the price
20:17of gas in Bhutan is not proposed by the government.
20:20In his answer to a question about the increase in the price of gas in Morocco, Laqjaa said
20:25that the government allocates an annual increase of 15 billion dirhams to support the consumption
20:31of Bhutanese gas, which is supposed to benefit the poor, who are in dire need of this support.
20:38The minister also noted that the poorest 20% of the society benefit only 14% of this support,
20:48while the poorest 20% benefit from 27%, which is double what the poor get.
20:59Laqjaa considered in this context that not directing the support to the deserved is the
21:04real problem in supporting Bhutanese gas, but also in supporting other supported materials.
21:14In another topic and in another scandal of the Algerian regime, Turkish and international
21:21media outlets revealed that Algeria is receiving a delegation from a Kurdish movement that
21:26seeks to separate from Syria, and it is related to a movement called Rojava, which is largely
21:32dependent on the Kurdistan Workers' Party, PKK, which is separated in Turkey.
21:37The Algerian Embassy in Ankara has tried to find a way out to cover up this scandal,
21:43through a statement in which the embassy denied Algeria's interference in Turkish affairs.
21:49But the Algerian regime forgot that the Rojava Kurdish separatist movement posted a video
21:55on its channel showing a delegation of members of the Polisario militias in the Tindo camp
22:02in southern West Algeria, and the channel talked about what it proved to be an increase in
22:39the number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel also talked about what it
22:44proved to be a decrease in the number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel
22:48also talked about what it proved to be an increase in the number of Kurdish separatists in the
22:52region, and the channel also talked about what it proved to be an increase in the number
22:56of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel also talked about what it proved
23:00to be an increase in the number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel
23:04also talked about what it proved to be an increase in the number of Kurdish separatists
23:08in the region, and the channel also talked about what it proved to be an increase in the
23:12number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel also talked about what it
23:16proved to be an increase in the number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the
23:20channel also talked about what it proved to be an increase in the number of Kurdish
23:24separatists in the region, and the channel also talked about what it proved to be an
23:28increase in the number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel also talked
23:32about what it proved to be an increase in the number of Kurdish separatists in the region,
23:36and the channel also talked about what it proved to be an increase in the number of
23:40Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel also talked about what it proved
23:44to be an increase in the number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel
23:48also talked about what it proved to be an increase in the number of Kurdish separatists
23:52in the region, and the channel also talked about what it proved to be an increase in the
23:56number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the channel also talked about what it
24:00proved to be an increase in the number of Kurdish separatists in the region, and the