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00:00Hello everyone, welcome to Mediain TV for your press review.

00:14The obtaining of the Italian visa is now subject to new provisions,

00:18while France is also considering making changes to the visa application procedure,

00:22informs us the 360.

00:24Returning to the lines of the Hdlm Gribiya, the information portal indicates that the new provisions

00:29put in place by the Italian authorities now require all visa applicants

00:33to provide their digital fingerprints, regardless of the nature of the planned stay,

00:37study, work, family reunion or other.

00:40This data is collected during a prior appointment

00:43to the data at the Consulate General of the country,

00:45as part of an operation to verify the identity of the applicants

00:49in order to ensure the veracity and precision of the information provided,

00:54according to a recent decree-law which has just been enacted

00:57and is based on urgent provisions in terms of entry in Italy,

01:01foreign workers and migration flows management.

01:04Among other things, the digital fingerprints thus collected will be kept for a period of 5 years,

01:09a centralization of information which aims to facilitate future approaches,

01:13according to the Arabic-speaking daily, taken up by the 360.

01:20Morocco is a key player, with an impressive progression of its sales

01:24over the last decade, depending on other European countries.

01:27Our economist, the tomato market in the European Union,

01:31has seen notable transformations, marked by significant evolutions

01:35in market shares among its main suppliers.

01:38According to an ortho-info report based on Eurostacom data,

01:42Morocco emerges as an essential player

01:45thanks to a remarkable increase of more than 72% of its exports.

01:50In the last ten years, the daily, which is specialised in its daily edition,

01:54has seen the Netherlands and Spain, historically leaders,

01:57record a drop in their exports.

02:00One of Morocco's strengths lies in the value of its exports,

02:03with an average price of 1.82 euros per kilo.

02:06Moroccan tomatoes have a higher price than those of the two countries mentioned

02:10between January and October last year.

02:12This performance is reflected in revenues of more than 764 million euros,

02:17placing Morocco very close to Spain.

02:20This data illustrates the rise in the number of Moroccan tomatoes,

02:23which is increasing in response to the expectations of European consumers,

02:27says the economist.

02:32The United States, now with the announced resignation of the special prosecutor

02:36who investigated President-elect Donald Trump, reports the New York Times.

02:40Jack Smith, the special prosecutor who engaged in two fraudulent federal pursuits

02:45against the President-elect, resigned this week, reports the American Daily.

02:49In virtue of the consistent use of not pursuing a president in practice,

02:53and despite a battle as long as it was fierce against the lawyers of the billionaire,

02:57Jack Smith had recommended and obtained at the end of November

03:00the suspension of federal pursuits against Donald Trump

03:03for illegal attempts to reverse the results of the 2020 election

03:07and for the retention of classified documents after his departure from the White House.

03:11His resignation, which was not subject to any official announcement,

03:14was mentioned in a low-page note,

03:16buried in judicial documents published on Saturday, notes the American Daily,

03:21a remarkably discreet conclusion to a fight that redefined

03:24the legal and political landscape of the country. End of quote.

03:31The inaugural flight of the super rocket of Blue Origin of billionaire Jeff Bezos

03:35was reported today due to a poor weather in Cape Canaveral, Florida,

03:40explains Le Courrier International.

03:42Almost a quarter of a century after the creation of Blue Origin by Jeff Bezos,

03:46the space company is about to live its most decisive hour.

03:49On this day, for the first time, a rocket is sent into orbit.

03:53The super rocket, nearly 100 meters high,

03:55whose development took a decade,

03:57indeed has a reusable first stage, like the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets of SpaceX,

04:03specifies the specialized site space.com,

04:05taken over by the French magazine.

04:07This mission, called NG1, will be, in any case,

04:11a great learning opportunity for Blue Origin,

04:14because it is not only the first rocket of Blue Origin designed

04:17to be able to transport satellites into space,

04:20it is also one of the most powerful in the world.

04:22In case of success, the inaugural flight of New Glenn

04:26could position Blue Origin as a rival of Elon Musk's SpaceX,

04:30which has long dominated the sector of commercial launches,

04:33concludes Le Courrier International.

04:38We conclude this press conference with a question posed by the magazine Al-Ferratz.

04:42Why do young Arabs write their language with Latin characters?

04:46With the arrival of SMS and the emergence of social networks,

04:49writing in Latin characters has taken hold in many Arab countries.

04:52This practice, linked to the emergence of social networks,

04:55has been nicknamed the Facebook language.

04:57Among other things, it has revived an old debate

05:00about the heavy threats to the future of the Arabic language.

05:03This can first be explained by the time taken by social networks

05:06to adapt to Arabic, like Facebook,

05:09which did not authorize writing in Arabic until 2008,

05:12that is, four years after its creation.

05:14What made the Egyptian writer Abdelaziz Fahmy want

05:17to claim the need to write Arabic in Latin,

05:21claiming that this change ensures the integration

05:24of development and civilization and renews Arabic writing,

05:27which has remained stagnant and frozen.

05:30In addition, this codification is easy for the peoples of the Maghreb,

05:33colonized by France, since its inhabitants know the Latin alphabet

05:37and know its letters and sounds.

05:39They therefore abbreviated it to use Arabic expressions,

05:42to the point that they became symbols of communication

05:45that visitors to these sites could not confuse.

05:48End of quote.

05:51This is the end of this press conference.

05:53Thank you all for following it.

05:55See you next time on Mediantv.

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