LE GRAND JOURNAL MIDI - 01/12/2024

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00:00We are still together on Média TV, thank you for remaining faithful to us.

00:20Here are the titles of your day.

00:23Following the International Film Festival in Marrakech,

00:26we will be in Vélocre, where Prince Moulay Rachid hosted a dinner

00:31offered by His Majesty, King Mohammed VI,

00:33on the occasion of the official opening of this great meeting of the week.

00:41End of the Médèses, the grand prix of this forum was awarded yesterday

00:46in Tangier to three eminent leaders of the Caraïbes.

00:50The Syrian army reinforced its deployment around the city of Hama,

00:59in the center of the country, after the light offensive of the rebel groups

01:04that control the entirety of Aleppo, the second Syrian city.

01:08And now, let's open our page dedicated to the International Film Festival in Marrakech.

01:21The International Film Festival in Marrakech

01:35We start this news in Morocco, where the International Film Festival in Marrakech continues.

01:42Yesterday, Prince Moulay Rachid, president of the foundation of this festival,

01:47accompanied by Princess Laloune Keltoum, hosted a dinner at the El Badi Palace,

01:54offered by His Majesty, King Mohammed VI,

01:56on the occasion of the official opening of the 28th edition of this great meeting of the week.

02:03For a week, Marrakech will be the world capital of cinema.

02:17The International Film Festival in Marrakech

02:22And we stay in the Villa Ocre, where the members of the jury of the International Film Festival in Marrakech

02:29are facing the press.

02:31It was to highlight the role of cinema as a vector of dialogue and social transformation.

02:38And for the president of this jury, Lucas Guadagnino,

02:42cinema transcends cultural boundaries and invites a collective reflection on contemporary issues

02:50to promote stories that carry meaning and hope.

02:54The Italian director also mentioned his personal attachment to Marrakech,

02:59a city that he considers as a source of inspiration, rich and timeless.

03:05For its time, I trust the institution, I trust the program...

03:09Milita Toscan, director and advisor to the president of the International Film Festival in Marrakech,

03:17returns to pay tribute to the legend of world cinema, the American actor Sean Penn.

03:24Let's listen to him together.

03:26Sean Penn, I've been trying to see him for 24 years,

03:30and finally he said yes, even though he's a rare man.

03:34His last tribute was in 2002 at the Santa Barbara Film Festival,

03:38so you see, it was a long time ago.

03:40He's a rather shy man, who prefers to take care of others rather than talk about himself.

03:47And it's an honor for us to be with him and to have accepted to pay tribute to him.

03:52I hope the audience will stand up to applaud him.

04:00The Grand Prix of this forum was awarded yesterday in Tangier to three eminent leaders of the Caribbean,

04:19namely the Prime Minister of Grenada, Dicon Michel,

04:22the head of the Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica, Roosevelt Skerritt,

04:27and the Prime Minister of St. Lucie, Philippe-Joseph Pierre.

04:32At the closing ceremony of this 16th edition,

04:37these distinctions highlight the multidimensional relations of cooperation

04:42that unites Morocco and the Caribbean nations in perfect coherence

04:47with the vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI in terms of future cooperation.

04:52Let's listen to the Moroccan Minister of Employment, Younes Sekoury.

04:56And just after, you will hear the reaction of Brahim Fassifiri,

05:00President of the Amadeus Institute, organizer of this forum.

05:04The closing of this year's May Day Forum is very successful

05:10by the presence of three heads of government,

05:13to highlight the importance of the Moroccan model in terms of development,

05:19the leadership of His Majesty on a regional and international level,

05:23and above all, the work and dynamics within our society.

05:27We are a country that advances with great confidence

05:31in its economic model, in its social model,

05:35but above all, in its societal approach.

05:38Inclusion, democracy, but also strategic choices,

05:42inspired by His Majesty,

05:44have been, to date, a source of inspiration for all participants.

05:50Naturally, we are also listening to international experiences

05:54to be able to enrich ours.

05:56After four intense days of debate,

05:59the May Day Forum, which is held under the patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI,

06:04ends with a positive dynamic,

06:07especially in terms of massive support for the territorial integrity of our country,

06:13for the Moroccan identity of Sahara,

06:15by many African brotherly countries,

06:17but also by many Caribbean countries,

06:20represented here in Tangier by heads of state or heads of government.

06:24I can only rejoice in this strong claim

06:29for support for the sovereignty of our southern provinces.

06:33And Alhamdulillah, the May Day Forum,

06:35because the theme is sovereignty,

06:37Alhamdulillah, this forum has enabled us to highlight

06:41both the progress of our southern provinces,

06:45through the various royal visions of development of our southern provinces,

06:50but also to show that today,

06:52the Sahara is a hub of investment,

06:55especially towards Africa,

06:57but also a gateway to the Atlantic,

07:00in particular, allowing the unclogging of the Sahel countries.

07:05In the rest of the news,

07:07the Syrian army is strengthening its deployment around the city of Amman,

07:11in the center of the country,

07:13according to the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights.

07:15These measures aim to prevent any attempt to infiltrate or penetrate

07:20by the rebels led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham,

07:24a former Syrian branch of Al-Qaeda.

07:26The rebels, who continue their offensive against the regime of Bashar al-Assad,

07:30have taken control of the entirety of Aleppo,

07:33the second city in Syria, and its airport.

07:36According to this offensive, more than 320 people were killed.

07:43The horror continues in Gaza.

07:45Since the beginning of the war,

07:47nearly 44,500 people have been killed.

07:49All humanitarian workers are in the red in the Palestinian enclave,

07:53and here is the United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees,

07:56which announces the suspension of aid by Kerem Shalom,

08:00the main humanitarian aid point in Gaza,

08:04and the food trucks were all stolen the day before.

08:14The Israeli army announced yesterday

08:16that it had carried out several air strikes

08:19against positions of the Hezbollah in Lebanon,

08:22thus weakening the ceasefire with the pro-Iranian movement.

08:26Strikes, in particular in the south of the country,

08:29where it claimed to have located,

08:32and confiscated weapons hidden in a mosque,

08:35were also carried out in the east of the country,

08:39on military infrastructure sites,

08:41near crossroads between Syria and Lebanon,

08:44used, according to it, by the Hezbollah

08:47to smuggle weapons from Syria to Lebanon.

08:52In this newspaper, we talk about golf,

08:55with the historic sacrifice of the Moroccan women's national team

08:59during the 16th edition of the All Africa Challenge Trophy,

09:03which closed yesterday on the Gulf of Tazegzout in Agadir.

09:07Morocco won with a total score of minus 7 out of 100

09:11in South Africa,

09:13thanks to an excellent performance by the Moroccan women's national team.

09:18Thanks to an excellent collective performance,

09:22the Moroccan women's national team,

09:24composed of Sofia Sherif Esakali,

09:26Rim Imni, Nadia Saint-Ouazeni,

09:29and their captain, Gajah Snaoui.

09:32Sofia Sherif Esakali, 15 years old,

09:34was the spearhead of the Moroccan team

09:37throughout the tournament, with an individual score of minus 12.

09:41She dominated the competition from start to finish,

09:44winning the individual title

09:46and offering Morocco the second individual title

09:49in the history of this competition.

09:54After the Gulf,

09:56football now with the World Cup 2030,

09:59and this candidacy of the Moroccan-Spanish-Portuguese trio

10:02for the International Football Federation,

10:05the file presented by these three countries is more than solid.

10:08It even exceeds the minimum requirements

10:11of the organization required.

10:13There are very good grades

10:15that can be found in the evaluation report

10:18of the FIFA candidates,

10:20which also highlights the quality

10:22of the sporting infrastructures

10:24as a commercial presented by the three countries

10:27across 17 high cities.

10:35This is the end of this newspaper.

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