Baitas, who was answering questions at a press briefing held after the meeting of the Government Council, said that "prices have begun a downward trend, which is very important," stressing that the executive "will continue to work in the same collective spirit and with the same careful monitoring, the objective being to bring prices of these products to a reasonable and normal level".

"The issue of prices has largely dominated the work of the government meeting, being the subject of extensive discussions," he said, noting the holding of a meeting at the Ministry of the Interior, in the presence of various ministers concerned with this issue who "work in the context of a commission that addresses all issues relating to prices”.

In response to another question from journalists, the Minister said that the strategic stock of soft wheat exceeds three months, while the stock of durum wheat exceeds two months.

In addition, Baitas noted that the government has subsidized this product so that there is no increase, since the budget allocated to subsidies during 2022, reached 9.3 billion dirhams, through the compensation fund, representing subsidies for wheat, flour and bread, so that families can access them at reasonable prices.

Regarding the cattle imported from Brazil, the Government Spokesman stressed that "all imported cattle have been examined in a laboratory before their admission to Morocco, to ensure their good health," stressing that this process does not tolerate any laxity.

He added that all imported products comply with quality standards and are subject to different levels of controls and examination.

The opening of this unit, which is part of the Agency's budget allocated this year to support the health sector, was supervised by the director in charge of the management of the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Asharif Agency, Mohamed Salem Cherkaoui, accompanied by the director of the hospital of the charity Makassed, Dr. Adnan Farhoud, in the presence of several members of the Palestinian medical staff.

On this occasion, Cherkaoui said that the realization of this project is part of the constant concern of His Majesty King Mohammed VI for the city of Al-Quds and its inhabitants, and reflects the commitment of the Agency to implement its commitments stipulated in the protocol of cooperation, which was signed in Rabat last February, on the occasion of the visit of the delegation of the Al-Quds East Hospitals Network to Morocco.

He pointed out that the unit of vigilance, coordination and monitoring will constitute, along with the field hospital, when it will be handed over later to the Red Crescent Hospital in Al-Quds, a pillar to facilitate communication between the emergency teams in the field and the emergency teams at Al-Makassed hospital since it is the reference institution in emergencies in Al-Quds.

For his part, Dr. Adnan Farhoud said that this unit, which is equipped with an information system for connectivity and coordination and communication devices, and run by technicians under the supervision of medical and nursing staff, will strengthen the roles played by the Al-Quds East Hospitals Network in linking and networking between hospitals in cases of emergency.

Dr. Farhoud, on behalf of himself and the hospital staff, expressed his feelings of gratitude to the Kingdom of Morocco and His Majesty King Mohammed VI, praising the level of the Moroccan health system, as well as the Moroccan hospital facilities and medical staff he visited during his trip to Morocco with the delegation of Al-Quds East Hospitals last February.

The cooperation protocol signed by the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Agency with the Al-Quds East Hospitals Network and the Al-Quds Red Crescent Hospital aims at organizing training courses in Al-Quds or elsewhere for the benefit of medical and administrative staff specialized in emergencies.

The agreement also aims to organize visits to exchange experiences between doctors and medical and administrative staff specialized in emergencies in Al-Quds to Morocco and other countries, to set up joint programs for continuous development of techniques and skills of human resources and to schedule joint scientific meetings.

"Thus, it is a technician recognized in Morocco who was retained. The 39-year-old native of Berrechid was chosen to lead the sports project of the women's team. She will sign a one-year lease with option", says the TPM on its official website.

A talented striker, Lamia has played professionally for FC Berrechid, Sadaka FC in Lebanon, FC Trondheim (Norway), Perugia (Italy) where she played Futsal in D2.

Her qualities as a real striker and also as a group leader, will help her to start a professional coaching career that began in 2015 at Wydad and marked by experiences at the head of the Moroccan women's national teams (U17 and U20) from 2017 to 2020 before leading the Moroccan women's national team in 2020.

With the U17, she won the tournament "Girls Alsace Cup" in France. At the head of the (U20), Lamia obtained the bronze medal at the All Africa Games in Rabat in 2019 and then the title at the UNAF tournament held in Tangier.

During a webinar organized by BritCham, Orr said that the economic, social, institutional, technological and environmental changes "have made it imperative to reform the state's investment policy."

He added that the new investment charter promulgated in December 2022 and which saw its first decree implemented in January of this year is seen as "the strategic roadmap to give new life to investment in Morocco."

It will thus make Morocco a highly competitive economy, while enhancing the role of private actors and the Moroccan production system, he argued.

He also said that this new charter strengthens the collaborative dynamics between public and private actors and boosts national companies through improvements in taxation and governance.

For his part, the Director of Investment at the Ministry of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies, Hicham Chaoudri, noted that the dynamics of private investment is at the heart of Morocco’s strategy for economic recovery, recalling that the Investment Charter aims, in this sense, to create stable jobs, reduce territorial disparities, enhance the priority sectors and occupations of the future, make the Kingdom a continental and international hub and promote the export and development of Moroccan companies internationally.

He also said that the Charter, which is characterized by transparency, objectivity and readability by investors has given an important place to local integration, sustainable development and facilitation of investing, noting that today nearly 40% of procedures related to investment have been reviewed.

Receiving Aujjar, Thursday in Geneva, the UN official stressed the seriousness and professionalism that characterized the work of the Mission.

While referring to the relevance of the report, Türk pledged to give the utmost care to its recommendations.

The meeting was an opportunity to take stock of the political and human rights situation in Libya and to review the results and conclusions of the Mission's work.

For his part, Aujjar said that the recommendations of the Mission will be shared with the Office of the High Commissioner and the Human Rights Council (HRC), adding that the human rights situation is still bad and that violations are increasing on the Libyan scene.

The relevant international authorities should establish mechanisms to monitor the situation in Libya, Aujjar said.

The list of individuals allegedly involved in human rights violations, as well as the information, documents and conclusions drawn by the Mission will be shared with the International Criminal Court, he said.

During this meeting, the two parties reviewed international and regional issues of common interest, highlighting the depth and strength of strategic relations between Morocco and China, which have seen a new era since the historic visit of HM King Mohammed VI to Beijing in 2016, the Upper House said a statement.

The two parties also expressed their common will to further consolidate actions to promote the development of relations in various fields, stressing the need to continue parliamentary meetings and political communication, the aim being to strengthen bilateral relations on the economic and commercial levels and expand the axes of cooperation in order to raise to a higher level the partnership between the two countries which are full of enormous potential.

Changlin expressed, in this sense, his optimism about the promising future of economic relations between Morocco and China particularly in the sectors of industry and tourism, commending the royal message addressed to the participants of the first edition of the "National Industry Day", added the same source.

He also welcomed the adoption of the investment charter which is, according to him, an important lever that can facilitate and strengthen the presence of Chinese companies in the national economy, especially in industry, said the same source, adding that the Chinese diplomat also hailed the dynamics of official and parliamentary Moroccan diplomacy and their performance in defending the Kingdom's territorial integrity.

For his part, Mayara stressed the need to engage in joint action and combine efforts to boost economic relations and develop trade to raise them to the level of the excellent political relations between the two countries, praising in this context the effective presence of Chinese companies and their contribution to creating employment opportunities and boosting the country’s economic and social growth.

Praising the important role that Beijing plays internationally, including its willingness to ensure a balance within the United Nations through the consolidation of international peace and security, the Upper House Speaker welcomed in this regard the "positive neutrality" adopted by China regarding the Sahara issue.

He warned, however, against the dangers and risks associated with the spread of armed militias and separatist groups throughout the region, especially the Sahel-Saharan area where chaos, terrorism and drug trafficking and human beings threaten peace in the region and the European neighbor, concludes the statement.

The Lower House said in a statement that both parties welcomed, on this occasion, the historical ties between Morocco and Switzerland, while focusing on the development of bilateral relations in the economic, commercial, industrial, tourism and educational fields, as well as in scientific research.

The agreements signed between the two countries and joint projects demonstrate the willingness to invest all means and opportunities that arise to strengthen bilateral and multilateral relations, added the statement.

After presenting the Moroccan and Swiss parliamentary experiences, their specificities and points of convergence, Talbi El Alami and Scheurer stressed the depth of parliamentary relations and the importance of strengthening them through friendship groups, opening up to broader areas of dialogue and communication, coordination between parliamentarians and exchange of experiences and expertise.

This meeting was also an opportunity to exchange on a number of parliamentary issues of common interest, concluded the statement.

In a statement, the Royal Guard said that this operation will take place at twelve (12) distribution points:

- Five (05) points in the city of Rabat: Dar Es-salam, Touargas, My Abdellah Oncology Hospital, Emergencies of Avicenna Hospital and Avicenna Children's Hospital.

- Three (03) points in the city of Salé: Kariat Oulad Moussa, Hay Essalam and Maamoura.

- Four (04) points respectively in the Charf district in Tangier, in Hafat Rkina in Tetouan, in Mechouar in Marrakech and in the N'khilat Center (Rommani).

The distribution operation is carried out in the presence of representatives of the local authority and executives of the Royal Guard to ensure order and help the beneficiaries in order to make sure of the complete success of this operation, concludes the statement.

"His Majesty King Mohammed VI is at the forefront of this process to make the promotion of equality between men and women the foundation of a fair, democratic and egalitarian society," said El Alaoui in an interview with the Angolan daily "Jornal de Angola".

El Alaoui stressed that Morocco defends an open and tolerant Islam that respects the rights of women and continues to promote them. "Islam was a precursor in terms of women's rights, at a time when women were considered as an object to be inherited," she said.

She also noted that "in Morocco, we celebrate the Women's Day by extending the celebrations throughout the month of March," adding that this occasion is also a time to assess what has been achieved in the country and the challenges ahead. "Round tables, panels, tributes are organized. The government presents the actions taken and NGOs also take stock of the progress made and the way forward," she concluded.

The opening match will take place on Saturday, January 13, 2024 at the Alassane Ouattara Stadium in Ebimpe, Abidjan, CAF said in a statement.

The four-week tournament will officially end on February 11, 2024, the same source added.

The official draw for this CAN will take place next September, said the statement, adding that the date and venue will be confirmed in due course.

Following this past weekend's round of qualifiers, six countries secured their place in for the competition joining hosts, Cote d’Ivoire. They are Morocco, South Africa, Tunisia, Burkina Faso, Algeria and Senegal, the defending African champion.