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الأخبار المغاربية

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Libya declares the lifting of international civil aviation restrictions on the use of its airspace after 11 years of warning.

The Libyan Ministry of Transport announced, Monday, the elimination of precautionary restrictions and warnings against the use of Libyan airspace issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in 2015 during the civil war, in a step reflecting an improvement in the country ' s civil aviation capacity. The Ministry explained that the decision was formally issued on 23 October and announced by the Secretary-General of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Juan Carlos Salazar, during the opening of a meeting of directors of the civil aviation community from the Middle East region in Doha.

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Israel participates for the first time in an expatriate exhibition of defence industries.

The Israeli Ministry of Defence announced that it was participating in the Marrakesh Flight 2026 at its first official participation in a defence gallery in Morocco. In a statement, for the first time in Morocco, the Ministry of Defence opened a national wing and led an Israeli delegation to the Marrakesh Flight 2026, the Ministry stated that the convergence between the two countries was growing as the Rabat sought to strengthen its military industry in cooperation with foreign partners.

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For the first time... Israel participates in an expatriate exhibition of marrake industries.

Israel participates for the first time in a Moroccan exhibition of defence industries, held in Marrakech, as announced by the Ministry of Defence of the Hebrew State Thursday. The Ministry explained that it " opens a national wing and leads an Israeli delegation to the Marrakech flight exhibit 2026 " . In 2020, Israel and Morocco established relations within the framework of the Abraham Conventions sponsored by the United States, with several Arab States participating.

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Under a strict law in Algeria: first death sentences in drug cases

The Criminal Court of the Algiers Council handed down death sentences for nine accused in cases of trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, in the first such sentence, based on Algerian anti-drug legislation. In a statement, the Algiers Council stated that, according to the German news agency, three accused were present and six others in absentia.

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Moroccan news: Mansour consultations in Morocco, expansion of the death penalty in Algeria and crimes of rape in Mauritania

Consultations continue in Morocco to form a new Government, following the victory of the Contemporary Nationality Party in legislative elections, and the appointment of King Mohammed VI Fatima Al-Mansuri as Head of Government. In Algeria, the death penalty was extended to forest fires and child abductions. In Mauritania, demands for a law against minor sexual assaults have increased.

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Morocco: Mansuri continues consultations on the formation of the Government

For the second consecutive day, the Prime Minister of the Moroccan Government, Fatima Al-Mansuri, continued consultations with party leaders to form a new Government, following the promulgation of the parliamentary elections by her genuine and contemporary party. Mansour received the Secretary-General of the Constitutional Union Party, which was dissolved in the elections. The Mansuri began her consultations yesterday by meeting with the leaders of the parties of the National Free Society, independence, the People ' s Movement, the Socialist Union, progress and participation. On the other hand, the Secretary-General of the Justice and Development Party, Abdallah Pankiran, refused to meet with Mansuri at its party headquarters.

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Algeria: The House of Representatives approves the application of the death penalty to forest fires and abductions of children

The Algerian National People ' s Assembly has adopted a draft amendment to the Penal Code to include the death penalty for offences of fire and abduction of children. After its approval, the text shall be moved to the Council of the Nation, Chamber II of Parliament, for discussion and vote before it is signed by the President of the Republic and issued in the Official Gazette to begin its application.

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Western Sahara: What are the causes of the deterioration of the situation of Saharan refugees?

In a face-to-face paragraph, when the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Brahm Saleh, warns the International Security Council that the long-standing conditions of the Saharan refugees in Western Sahara are worsening, with a severe lack of funding for their humanitarian needs, with the two guests: from Rabat, Dr. Lassssan Adit, expert in strategic and international affairs. It is Madrid, Mr. Abi Sharia Al-Bashir, Special Adviser to the President of the Frente Polisario.

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Moroccan legislative elections: Who is the political personality to be trusted by the King to form the new Government?

The results of the legislative elections in Morocco are published by the Basra and Basra Party, which qualifies one of the leaders of the future Government. The Moroccan Constitution gives the King the power to appoint the head of Government from the winning party. The parties ' public secretaries have traditionally been appointed to this task, but the 2026 elections offer a variety of options because the leading party has collective leadership, and one of the most popular figures has recently joined this task. Who will lead the future Moroccan Government?

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Legislative elections in Morocco: Voices bet on change.

The voting offices in Morocco closed their doors, for the country to meet an electoral day of 38.02 per cent, while the Ministry of the Interior announced the results of the balloting. Among those who chose to cast their votes in the hope of influencing the country ' s course, and those who took the ostracism after their confidence in the usefulness of participation was reduced, the legislative elections reflected a disparity in the relationship of the Moroccans to the ballot box and elected institutions.

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Morocco: voters go to the ballot boxes to select members of the next Parliament

The Moroccans turn Wednesday to the polling stations for the election of future members of the House of Representatives, in elections with the participation rate, especially among young people, but also the formation of a Government implementing a $20 billion plan to host the ends of Mondeal 2030 and achieve the desired economic development.

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Muhammad al-Tuzi for France24: major issues such as migration and human rights are almost absent from the electoral field in Morocco

On the eve of Morocco ' s legislative elections, scheduled for Wednesday, the reading of the electoral reality is not reduced in the question of the acceptance of ballot boxes alone. Behind participation and abstinence, the forms of relationship between the citizen and the public are changed, while local and local demands are at the forefront of daily concerns. In this dialogue with Franç24, the Professor of Political Sociology, Mohamed Al-Tuzi, separates these dynamics and, from the crisis of representation and forms of engagement in public affairs, extends the stakes of the electoral benefit to the rise of local considerations and the renewal of political elites.

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"Great two speeds..." A remarkable development and social discrepancies reshaping the development map.

Between rich neighbourhoods and those struggling for the most basic life, Morocco is drawing up a scene where booms go hand in hand with still existing social and local disparities. While major projects are moving and cities are rapidly becoming more and more rapid, the impact of this shift does not reach everyone at the same speed. From school to work, from transportation to housing and access to digital services, France24 monitors prior to the legislative elections scheduled for 23 September, and different aspects of the life of the Moroccan citizen, in a country where the distances between ambition and accessibility vary.

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With pictures... Floods in Tunisia disrupt schools and traffic jams.

After a hot summer, there was a large break in basic services, Tunisia, the capital and other cities of the country in the afternoon of Thursday, experienced violent thunderstorms, which in some areas fell cold, disrupting lessons in the capital and disrupting traffic.

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