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Morocco. Pupils in Azilal cross the fluid to get to their school!

This workshop is reviewed by the following headings: Egypt. I caught a girl who stole an old lady's phone. Morocco. Students pass through the liquid to reach their school. Yemen... A man praying over a moving car. Iraq. A little deer wanders into a primary school. Portugal... An influential message from children to Christiano Ronaldo.

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African nations 2025 between Morocco and Senegal. And the resolve in sports arbitration.

The final crisis of the 2025th Cup of African Nations between Morocco and Senegal is a decisive barbarity today, Thursday, when the CASVI Lozane, Switzerland, holds the formal hearing on the appeal of the Senegalese Federation of Football. Determination of the fate of the tournament, as things will move towards one of two scenarios: either the stabilization of the decision of the African Union and the retention of Morocco as the champion of the African Nations 2025 Cup, the abolition of the punishment, the re-recognition of the outcome of the stadium and the title to Senegal.

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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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First Prime Minister of Morocco: any symbolism and any change?

Hakeem Baltifah ceases to face at the time of the appointment of King Mohammed VI, under Chapter 47 of the Moroccan Constitution, Fatima Al-Mansoura as Head of Government, and is mandated to form the new Government. This comes a week after its genuine and contemporary party exports the results of the legislative elections, the first woman in this position in Morocco. Guests of the Programme: Expert in Public Politics, member of the Executive Office of the Reality and Consistent Women ' s Organization, Reimaa Bilali, and journalist Rashid Muslim.

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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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African Cup 2027: Algeria, Morocco, Egypt and Tunisia The Arab States are fighting the battle to extract the qualifying paper.

From Thursday, the Arab States are fighting the battle of winning the qualifying paper of the 2027th United Nations Cup, which will be organized in three States: Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. These countries are waiting for incendiary confrontations where Morocco ' s elector meets its Gabonese counterpart in Rabat, Egypt meets Angola in Cairo and Algeria will resign its Zambian guest in Tizi and Zo. Tunisia will play in front of Uganda Brades. Here's the full programme for the first round of appendices.

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Morocco: voters vote in polling stations to select new members of Parliament

The voters in Morocco will vote on Wednesday in a ballot that will determine the form of the House of Representatives and the next Government. The Government of Morocco will be responsible for implementing the final stages of a $20 billion plan, in preparation for hosting the 2030 World Cup finals, and for implementing projects through which the authorities are trying to channel economic gains towards young frustrated men in the Kingdom.

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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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Moroccan legislative elections Waitings, expectations and questions about youth participation

Competitive parties in Morocco seek to persuade voters to participate in the voting, either through electoral groupings headed by their leaders or government party ministers or through leaflets on social media sites. Since the launch of the electoral campaign on 10 September, more than 7,000 candidates have sought to win the votes of some 16 million electors who choose 395 members of the House of Representatives. A new Government with a mandate of five years is to emerge from the Council to be set up by these elections.

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Morocco is electing a new parliament. Promises of change face voter doubts.

Among ambitious electoral promises and growing doubts about the ability of politicians to fulfil them, the Moroccans are going to the ballot boxes tomorrow to select a new parliament. This benefit is among economic and social challenges, driven by unemployment and cost-of-living, while parties seek to win voters with programmes that promise to improve living conditions and promote employment opportunities.

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Morocco is on a date with legislative elections in the midst of fears of voters.

Morocco is preparing for legislative elections aimed at electing members of Parliament and forming the future Government that will lead the country. More than 15 million Moroccans registered on electoral lists, but some fear a particularly low participation rate and are held in the middle of the week. Franco 24 has prepared this report on the aspirations of Moroccan youth from these legislative elections.

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