Presse maghreb - 16/02/2024
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00:05 Hello and welcome to the Magribine press conference.
00:08 The E360 is a new leap in the project of the future Mdiouna charge.
00:13 While it had aroused strong enthusiasm among investors during the pre-qualification stage,
00:18 the call for offers related to the future Centre for the Embezzlement and Revaluation of Waste in Casablanca
00:23 has finally been declared unfruitful.
00:25 This 3 billion dirham market was cancelled because the technical offers of the pre-selected candidates
00:31 were not up to the expectations of the labour market.
00:34 No solution has been proposed for the treatment of the waste stored in the basins
00:39 located in the former public Mdiouna discharge and the controlled discharge of Casablanca,
00:44 according to a source at the City Hall.
00:46 The acrid crises are also of interest after the publication of a report taken up by H24
00:53 which states that extreme winds and rain due to climate change
00:57 could lead to more serious and more serious invasions of the Pelican Creeks.
01:01 The study published on Wednesday in Science Advances
01:04 indicates that these invasions are becoming increasingly difficult to prevent and control in a warming climate.
01:10 Scientists have analysed the incidents of Pelican Creeks invasions from 1985 to 2020.
01:17 They found that 10 countries, including Kenya, Morocco, Niger, Yemen and Pakistan,
01:22 have experienced the majority of acrid crises, among 48 countries affected.
01:26 The worst Pelican Creek invasion in 25 years hit East Africa in 2019 and 2020
01:32 when these insects ravaged hundreds of thousands of hectares of agricultural land
01:36 and damaged crops, trees and other plants,
01:39 affecting food security and means of subsistence.
01:43 The Algerian President Abdelmoujid Jiboun launched a diplomatic offensive
01:49 against the Moroccan project to create free trade zones with the Sahel countries.
01:54 Four countries, Mali, Niger, Chad and Burkina Faso, joined the project at the end of last year
02:00 to give the Sahel countries access to the Atlantic Ocean.
02:04 Alger decided to boycott the Moroccan ports and close its land borders with the Kingdom.
02:11 He also sought to rally the Sahel countries to his cause
02:15 by offering them infrastructure projects and financial aid.
02:18 But no country was interested because Morocco's proposal was more credible,
02:23 being in diplomatic Morocco.
02:26 The Algerian President had proposed the opening of a free zone with five African countries,
02:32 Mauritania, Mali and Niger, in addition to Libya and Tunisia.
02:36 While the exasperated Mali of Algerian maneuvers turned its back on the peace agreement with Algiers,
02:41 Morocco is moving forward with concrete projects to connect the Sahel countries to the Atlantic.
02:47 Respresse Rancheri is a nearly comical spectacle.
02:51 Algeria is trying to play the role of economic benefactor in the Sahel region,
02:55 even though it seems to be losing gradually its grip on its neighbors.
02:59 The projects presented, which date back to the time of Bouteflika,
03:03 are far from being completed and are suffering from many delays and technical problems.
03:08 Moreover, Algeria has not managed to convince the Sahel countries
03:11 to give up the Moroccan project of the Atlantic Corridor,
03:14 which offers them undeniable economic and logistical advantages.
03:18 The Tunisian President has exhorted his ministers to speed up the process
03:23 concerning the judicial cases that have entered with corruption.
03:26 Webdo cites cases without naming the main parties concerned,
03:30 such as a media boss who would have obtained loans worth more than 61 million dinars
03:36 within a public bank and who has not yet been repaid without being targeted by any procedure,
03:42 or as these two people concerned by the elections of the Tunisian Football Federation
03:47 who have debts of 6 and 35 million dinars as a unpaid loan.
03:53 Raysaid also mentioned the case of this woman whose debt is now worth more than 1 million dinars,
03:59 while the latter obtained a raise on this loan, etc.
04:03 The head of state also mentioned a case concerning a forged diploma,
04:08 showing his ministers a document dated 1983,
04:12 while the school establishment mentioned on this document was created only in 1993.
04:17 We close here the Maghreb press interview. Thank you for following it. Have a very good day.
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