النشرة الاقتصادية - 30/11/2024

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00:00Welcome, dear viewers, to the Economic News.

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

00:19including the funding of programs to support the generalization of compulsory health coverage

00:23and the support of the government plan for the 2023-2026 equality.

00:28The Minister of Finance, Fawzi Al-Aqja, and the French Ambassador to Morocco, Christophe Lecourtier,

00:34and the Director of the French Development Agency, Berrabat, signed the two agreements.

00:40The first agreement, which amounts to 100 million euros,

00:44is based on the continuity of the French Development Agency's support

00:48for the comprehensive social protection program,

00:51which focuses on supporting reforms related to governance

00:55in order to improve the performance of compulsory insurance against breast cancer,

00:59while the second agreement, which amounts to 50 million euros,

01:04aims to contribute to the support of equality between women and men

01:07by supporting the economic empowerment of women,

01:10especially through the implementation of measures related to the gradual care economy

01:15in the third government equality plan for 2023-2026.

01:22In his speech during the regional forum on the level of financial stability,

01:27the governor of the Moroccan Bank, Abdel Taif Jouhri,

01:30confirmed that Morocco is facing major challenges in the field of digital currencies since 2017.

01:38He pointed out that the Moroccan authorities are making great efforts to organize these currencies

01:43to ensure the protection of users and investors,

01:47while at the same time preserving the opportunities provided by these inventions.

01:52Jouhri stated that Morocco, in cooperation with the International Bank,

01:57is approaching a legal project to organize digital currencies,

02:01which is now in the stage of adoption by the authorities.

02:06This step comes after a period of caution imposed by the country

02:10in dealing with digital currencies,

02:13which highlights the new approach to adopting this innovative sector in the national economy.

02:22In the financial sector, and in a step aimed at strengthening the financial liquidity of Moroccan banks,

02:28the banking sector is witnessing a critical stage with the launch of the secondary market for inflated loans,

02:34where the General Manager of the Moroccan Bank, Abdel Rahim Bouazza,

02:38said that the Moroccan Bank is happy to launch this reform,

02:41which is essential for the banking sector and the national economy,

02:45as it will enable banks to liberate new financial capabilities

02:49by selling these assets to specialized investors.

02:53The expectations indicate that the market for inflated loans will be very large,

02:58as the value of inflated loans in the banking sector is about 98 billion dirhams,

03:04which equates to more than 8.6% of the total balance of loans for banks

03:09and 7% of the total balance of loans for banks.

03:16The Directorate of Studies and Financial Expectations said that the internet sector in Morocco

03:21witnessed a noticeable growth during the first nine months of 2024,

03:26where the shareholder base recorded an increase of 6.5%

03:32compared to the same period last year,

03:35and the total number of Internet users reached 42,100,000,

03:42with the end of September,

03:44which raised the spread rate to an unprecedented level of 112.7%.

03:51These figures reflect the continuous progress witnessed by the telecommunications sector in Morocco

03:57and reflect the increasing dependence of Moroccan citizens on digital technology in their daily lives,

04:03which strengthens the position of Morocco as one of the most prominent markets in the telecommunications sector in the region.

04:12Oil exports to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia recorded a decline in the first nine months of this year on an annual basis,

04:21reaching $171.4 billion,

04:25affected by the decline in global crude oil prices,

04:29and official data released by the General Statistical Office showed

04:33a decrease in the value of oil exports to the Kingdom by 8.55%

04:40during the first nine months of 2024,

04:44compared to the same period last year.

04:49Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, increased the value of its non-oil exports

04:54in the first nine months of 2024 by 2.16% on an annual basis.

05:05The European Commission in Brussels said it had decided to grant Belgium more time

05:10to present the budget project,

05:12on the basis of evaluating its medium-term plans and budget projects for member states in the European Union.

05:20Brussels has not yet submitted any plans due to the length of its government's formation,

05:25but the Commission has postponed it until 31 December to submit its budget project for the coming years.

05:32It will also have to prove by 30 April that it is taking political measures to purify the budget.

05:41The Commission has said that it is not concerned with what may happen

05:46if the countries miss one of these deadlines again.

05:51Belgium has been lagging behind in the so-called lack of budget since last summer

05:57due to the large lack in its budget.

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النشرة الاقتصادية - 30/11/2024

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