النشرة الاقتصادية - 28/11/2024

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00:00Welcome, dear viewers, to the economic news.

00:13Morocco and France have signed two agreements with a total amount of 150 million euros,

00:20including the funding of programs to support the generalization of compulsory health coverage

00:25and the support of the government's plan for equality in 2023-2026.

00:30The minister in charge of the budget, Fawzi Al-Aqja,

00:36the French ambassador to Morocco, Christophe Lecourtier,

00:40and the director of the French Agency for Development, Ben Rabat,

00:43have signed the two agreements. The first agreement, which amounts to 100 million euros,

00:48is a continuation of the French Agency for Development's support

00:51for a comprehensive social protection program,

00:55which focuses on the support for reforms related to the rule of law,

00:59in order to improve the performance of compulsory insurance against the disease Amo.

01:03The second agreement, which amounts to 50 million euros,

01:08aims to contribute to the support for equality between women and men

01:12through the economic empowerment of women,

01:14especially through the implementation of measures related to the gradual care economy

01:21in the plan for the government's equality in 2023-2026.

01:29The Executive Board of the International Bank has agreed to a new program

01:34worth 250 million dollars to support the management of the strict municipal waste in Morocco.

01:41The program aims to improve the financial and environmental performance of the waste sectors

01:46through the strengthening of reforms and the implementation of priority investments.

01:51The National Program for the Management of the Strict Municipal Waste

01:56has achieved, with the support of the International Bank since 2008,

02:00tangible achievements,

02:01such as the coverage of the collection of waste in urban areas

02:06from 40% to 96% by 2022.

02:11However, there is still a financial and environmental challenge

02:15that needs to be addressed.

02:17The Moroccan cities, which are home to more than 60% of the population,

02:22are witnessing a major development,

02:24with them being the main centers of growth,

02:26and the Management of the Strict Municipal Waste is a national priority

02:31in the framework of a new development model for the Kingdom.

02:40All of Morocco's Technoparks and Founder Institute

02:44in Morocco, the International Network for the Formation and Establishment of Trade Unions,

02:48announced a strategic partnership

02:52aimed at strengthening the Moroccan trade union system.

02:56A joint statement stated that the two parties will work to provide high-quality resources

03:02and unprecedented opportunities to develop local innovative initiatives,

03:06whether at the national or international level.

03:09The statement added that this partnership

03:12is a combination of the two institutions,

03:15combining the services of the Technoparks and the network provided by Technopark,

03:20and the experience and guidance provided by the Founder Institute.

03:25This partnership will also enable the workers' unions

03:29in all stages of their journey to start from the idea

03:33and reach the establishment of competitive negotiations.

03:37The European Commission in Brussels has decided to give Belgium more time

03:42to submit a budget project,

03:45on the basis of its evaluation of the medium-term plans

03:49and budget projects for member states in the European Union.

03:53Brussels has not submitted any plans yet

03:56due to the length of its government's formation,

03:59but the Commission has postponed it until the end of the year.

04:04It will also have to prove by the 30th of April

04:08that it is taking political measures to purify the budget.

04:12The Commission has said that it does not believe in what may happen

04:16if the countries miss another one of these final dates.

04:20Belgium was a step ahead of the rest of the world

04:24in terms of the number of EU member states.

04:29Saudi Arabia's unemployment rate,

04:32which was targeted among its citizens,

04:35fell by 5% in 2030,

04:37instead of the previous 7%

04:40according to the Minister of Finance.

04:43The Minister of Finance said that

04:46Saudi Arabia's unemployment rate

04:49has fallen by 1.5% compared to the previous 7%

04:53compared to the previous 7%

04:56according to the Minister of Human Resources.

05:00The minister said that the unemployment rate among Saudis

05:04has fallen from 12% in 2008

05:07to 7% now,

05:09which makes it exceed the targeted rate

05:12to be seen in 2030.

05:15This rate may reach 5% by 2030.

05:21The increase in government spending

05:24and major development projects

05:27to provide thousands of new job opportunities

05:30over the past few years

05:32and the reforms introduced by the government

05:35have contributed to a large number of Saudi women

05:38entering the job market.

05:40The percentage of Saudi women

05:42participating in the economic life

05:45has exceeded the targeted rate of 30% by 2030

05:49to 35%

05:527 years ago.

05:56Goodbye.

النشرة الاقتصادية - 28/11/2024

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