the problem and morocco is the lack of education and awareness, but it's not only in morocco that women are harassed about half equal if with that's true, of course is that say your daughter were 18 or 20, would you let her wear a bikini if she asked you oh, would that not be okay for you? oh, let me say i don't think she wants it does not have she was raised with a she did a copy of it or might forbid it. i think why is that to her? i'm just not convinced of the idea. we're thanks for your time. we'll let you get back to you john. long no problem. our conversation showed that people here definitely have critical souls. but also often they're not translated into action because of old islamic traditions and a lack of courage. not just when it comes to gender issues this afternoon, i'm meeting with a dedicated animal welfare welcome. hello. hello everyone. in the middle of tanya, i came across this little dog, actually quite a few dogs, as you can hear this, a lot of barking going on. but i'm here visiting a great project. it's called the highest project and is led by it's initiated, sele

what else connects you to morocco where language? my lou, i saw it and i definitely still feel a personal bond is often what kind of bond are you. i have family here and i visited often. i understand this country and alpha. these were making our way to the heart of tangier. the medina, old city, the alley, ways that are alive with the typical hustle and bustle of crofts people. tre does. small kit sang cafes because we now heading to took a dock. you may not be in a 2nd. so i'd back you like inside, you know, exactly, and in front of it is took bare. i said there's a sit, i always, i'd be in a took it with you regarding book, you know, what you'll do instead of you vice the formula? hell become a to go. i did i and you with as a child, i was enthralled by tangier market, with its many stands colors and intent to rome as of spices and incense ha hotspot . her look, that's keanta and these are an to see, blah. i'd like to try to my mom or than did if you crush them with a more time. got them in your food. it's super aromatic. i'd like

but there shrimps still have to be sent to morocco for painting. so gaining independence from the dutch wholesalers has eluded them. the dutch still set the prices transport the trim to morocco, have them peeled their ship them back to europe and sell them the german produces association hasn't been able to break this monopoly that you let's name is in grandma. our goal ultimately is to market our shrimp ourselves at or does then we could for instance, fried some shrimp when they're cheap and sell them when they're more expensive on stuff. well, not all old. so we had 100000 euro started capital and wanted to turn that 100000 euros equity into an investment of 2.5 to 3000001. so 1st you need to find a bank that has faith and you are there for the advantage as i see it. which of course to partner doesn't care about as much out of as that are. association is now debt free via and we're on the way to raising our next round of equity. so we can take the next step i want to lagging and through harmful to live. it's often one thing about fisher says, the

right. fresh caught within the mall called indic appeal to morocco. i think because wages are low as they're on by dab khans. let's take the thought process and we freeze the shrimp there. does docile you don't. that's not allowed here in germany. long said he couldn't do that here. the marlins did a puzzle volkswagen. they normally set the price at the auction. it's a question of supply and demand more also and the wholesalers know what they need no visible. that's why they always dictate the price of all the queue and going murder rash lemma. worst thing is, you start fishing and monday, but you don't find out the price until friday. they can do whatever they want with us. then make a profit either way. do you them upgrade? ah, the ton of that come in the netherlands has been europe's from capital since the 19 ninety's. most north sea shrimp are sent here and then shipped on to morocco. the gold trim company operates one of the country's largest sourcing plants, shrimp from denmark, germany and the netherlands are sorted by size and pack for transpo

the morocco shrimp is still a product. it's worth its price that we know the fishes don't earn what they should on my feet. from like, our goal is for the fishes to make a bit more money. hm. and the quality of the ship mate will be better than the product from morocco because we don't have to do as much to preserve the means. if we do the shelling right here, we have not been sure if you think about it, the shrimp for morocco a preserved in liquid, so they keep for 6 months, that's the preservatives. they just don't taste like real shrimp anymore. we can bring the original flavor back. christine clave as 1st model is promising. now she wants to build an optimized prototype, but key parts are in short supply. and there is another unexpected obstacle. now the only reason i can't, and i don't want to show our machine at the moment is although the german patent is secure. we also applied for european one a notice of opposition was filed last year, but we were able to ward that off. and then the next notice of opposition came

most ne shrimp ascend here and then shipped on to morocco. the gold trim company operates one of the country's largest sourcing plants, trim from denmark, germany, and the netherlands, assorted by size and pack for transport. the netherlands is keen to support its domestic fish and shrimp industry. more so than germany, hemoglobin all since opening his and shelling plant in morocco, my taste funded play as built up a monopoly and become a shrimp millionaire. together with his son, he's one of the largest buyers of german shrimp. and he's familiar with the complaints of german fishes about low prices. tom, sylvia. they pay a price, they hope will motivate the shrimp fisher store to stay in the harbor, but to go back out to see. and the but i desire. when the price is too high, people who eat shrimp don't buy them anymore. and i think that's, that's how it is. not all the mostly of all the has to pay more, but i'll be pushing down the price difference in price. 50 years ago, marty's funded plus sent his 1st shipment of shrimp by truck to a purp

it's then sent to selling plants in morocco. they appealed by hand and end up back on the european monkeys. the smallest fish and pieces of shell of sifted out by vibrating says it's a good start. several crates full and one whole is unusual. mike and hi, co won't let in on where they cool these. the other fishes out to nice will have to find their own fishing crowds themselves. eyeball i go. how much do you have? 03 crates. great. by this 3 crates, that's nearly 400 euros. you'll at all we'll, i'll have a grade for one and a half hours work before i'm happy. it makes going out worth it holds it. almost 10 hours later they've hold up the next 5 more times. they filled 11 crates, one of their best catches of the year. ah ah, by now they 20 kilometers off the coast. time to head back to mike kelly's up the nights catch. it's an excellent night's work. 02. it's why hello guys, you 130 kilos today. well go, that was great. i'm happy with all now i'm off to bed. the load i'll head out again tonight is oodles. ah ah! the hopper at spe

now the likes of nigeria, south africa, and morocco, abdul malik your in are about in morocco. what role does that country play in the economic situation across the continent? in a nutshell, morocco has been pursuing a very strong african agenda under the leadership of his majesty the king, 100. because after the financial crisis of 2008, our traditional partners, which, where europe had a very, very low growth rate. today i can tell you that morocco is the 2nd largest invest in africa and the 1st investor in west africa. but this is very important because we witness that the conversation is changing completely. if you just look at last week, which country received the warning from the i m f, it was the u. k, it was nothing african countries. so there is a momentum for large economies and, and the african countries that wants to act as catholic and hub for exchanges between europe, the us and, and asia to be in a place where they can broker the global economy conversation and be able to, to be a candidate for the development of africa. this is the ambition of morocco in rural .

morocco has a 36000000 inhabitants and india. living tangier, white moorish architecture, meet spanish and french colonial styles. every thing is huddled together on a rocky outcrop. how tall begins at the legendary cafe hoffer which has hardly changed since it was established in 1921. very welcome to tangier grey to see you and g off. good jenny, i'm calling you from very good. thanks. looks fantastic. are. yeah, i'll let you. beautiful blue is nat wall. it's really, really beautiful. except i brush you here because this cafe has views of the mediterranean that are pretty hard to boss, lik a and i'm coffee admitted math into the new appear. and tangier lesson plan, as you know, i was born and raised in germany, one of hong special i spent my summer breaks in tangier, year after year in turn off of the host, not by what else connects you to morocco, where language, my lou, i source and i definitely still feel a personal bond is often what kind of bond are you. i have family here and i visited often. i understand this country i'm

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look at the story of morocco.orocco being the first country to establish diplomatic relations in the united states, and its incredible country which is done good and where israelis have a great emotional experience, and we believe it's a pillar stay in north africa, so we should take it from north africa all the way to the gulf, you have a huge opportunity to move from m seven to m nine to m 12 and so forth and so upon. take into account the numbers may change in the future. the more, the better, so we should pursue it, and i think it's local, regional and israeli interests. >> at something we will agree on and will be working very closely with your government and many israelis and many arabs and others in the region. we will continue for a few more minutes. there are some members of the israeli delegation and members of the press who may have to depart to get to the next step on your very busy schedule. so they should feel free. but we will continue for a few more minutes and start to take a few questions from ou

they're the main crop grown in the oasis around cal nima, a berber town in south eastern morocco. the livelihoods of people in this arid region on the edge of the sahara desert rely on oases. these are under threat. dow would find easy and agricultural engineer who specializes in these green ecosystems laments their environmental degradation. that is, was this all this because the oases are fragile ecosystems is because they're located in the heron desert. oh, see, and there's no precipitation here. agricultural production is directly affected on did we so after 2 or 3 years of drought? a, we already feel the problems as has all sulky are and problems in oases like this. people live from agriculture in raising livestock, but morocco is suffering from desertification fires and the worst drought in decades. rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have lowered river levels, increased evaporation, and caused storage dams. to show up, this is led to a 20 percent reduction in overall water resources in the last 30 years. it can take off the part of one of the main consequences of the d

they are the main crop grown in the oasis around gl nima, a berber town in south eastern morocco. the livelihoods of people in this arid region on the edge of this howard desert, rely on o a seas. these are under threat. would finance see an agricultural engineer who specializes in these green ecosystems laments their environmental degradation? certainly was the saw the because the way these are fragile ecosystems is because they're located in the hara desert. oh, see when there's no precipitation here? agricultural production is directly affected, yawn. did we so after 2 or 3 years of drought? a, we already feel the problems as has all sulky are and problems in oases like this. people live from agriculture in raising livestock, but morocco is suffering from desert if occasion fires and the worst drought in decades. rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have lowered river levels, increased evaporation, and caused storage dams. to show up, this is led to a 20 percent reduction in overall water resources in the last 30 years. now can take off. the per one of the main consequences

they are the main crop grown in the oasis around gl nima, a berber town in south eastern morocco. the livelihoods of people in this arid region on the edge of this howard desert, rely on o a seas. these are under threat. would finance see an agricultural engineer who specializes in these green ecosystems laments their environmental degradation? certainly was the saw the because these are fragile ecosystems is because they're located in the heron desert. oh, see, and there's no precipitation here. agricultural production is directly affected on did we so after 2 or 3 years of drought? a, we already feel the problems as has all sulky are and problem in oases like this. people live from agriculture in raising livestock, but morocco is suffering from desert if occasion fires and the worst drought in decades. rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have lowered river levels, increased evaporation, and caused storage dams. to show up, this is led to a 20 percent reduction in overall water resources in the last 30 years. it can take off the part of one of the main consequences of the dr

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mr. supply a nuclear power plants in morocco and war to do some nation plans run across, not long. it's coastline. now what are the implications of massive because america is know and to see america america is i see what a lot of state department diplomatic approaches, pool of best buddies stage. this is what it's an old friend, is one of the 1st come to to recognize american independence. so morocco can actually stand up and say to america, well, we don't want to get involved in ukraine war. we don't take science, we're not with you in that respect. but you have to respect that, we have to look around people, you know, this was created a global calamity to use george's terminology. and i think when, when the implications in the next couple of days, actually sinking to other african countries. because as companies look up the market they, they tend to look towards rocco does some sort of big brother of the continent when that happens. you know, biden's policies are going to collapse. he's got no support around the world of, you know, the secretary sanctions idea isn't going to work

so if it morocco can actually stand up and say to america, well, we don't want to get involved in ukraine war. we don't take science, we're not with you in that respect. but you have to respect that. we have to look around people, you know, this was created to a global calamity to use george's terminology. and i think when, when the implications in the next couple of days, actually sinking to other african countries. because from countries look optimal, they tend to look towards some sort of big brother of the continent. when that happens, you know, by these policies are busy going to collapse because he's got no so full to round the world. again, the secretary sanctions idea isn't going to work. and i think in the united nations, just a couple days ago, there was this notion that we should give russia terrorism status that came from zalinski, another one of his crap. all i do is no wonder everyone spreads room response. ok, not, it sounds like completely lost, but i don't think god would go along with of you know, branding, rushes terrorist organizations because it will get support aroun

o, my 1st gift to night is morocco, re me? she is the author of the book, the iranian green movement of 2009 reverberating echoes of resistance. and she joins me to night from toronto, canada, or all, it's good to have you with us here on the day. we are all in the same boat in that we can only observe events in iran from outside relying on the information that have sent out mainly be a social media. with that in mind, what did you tell people when they ask you what is happening now in iran? when i think the world is observing the process of the century long quest for self determination and process, the democratic process in iran unfolding. it's this process has been going on for a very long time, and it has manifested itself in various revolutions and social movements. and this time around this movement has managed to bring in people from all walks of lives, life in different segments, and groups that are, that don't traditionally, in the context of iran, at least come together to the street and protests for the same thing, w

morocco free-trade agreement it has a particularly increased u.s./morocco trade. but it has done a lot to increase morocco/european trade and further investment in morocco, not by u.s. companies. moroccan investment, rather than capital flight, in morocco. a lot of countries want to do these trade agreements because they want to self impose at of these rules, the rule of law and the stability on their own economies. the emerging economies and developing economies want to do that. the challenge comes, goa is a good example. perhaps south africa is the best example of how things can go wrong. where you've got south africa benefiting from agoa, and benefiting from the eu version of agoa, and being right hand in glove with india's wto taking hostage every trade agreement, every trade initiative that others at the wto would like to go through, because they can hide behind their free market access to the u.s. and eu, because of our policies -- because of our agoa policy. an agoa that does not include south africa may make sense than an agoa that include south africa bec

conservation is about much more than just numbers and see how a solar oven is protected trees in morocco. if you have a special 4 legged friend in your life, chances are pretty high. it's a dog. they're considered good companions on fuel, the loyal to the onus. that's why it's so interesting that people tend to have the of pose, it's impression of wild dogs. gene them as destructive an unpredictable but they to have something to contribute to the echo systems in which they leave. that's why conservationist in simple way of fighting hard to protect one especially beautiful species found there. ah, this pretty pop looks like a peaceful fellow. but these species bad reputation has letty it been one of the most endangered in the world. just 130 african painted dogs live in the hanging national park in north west zimbabwe. here most people only view the animals as a threats to the cattle and otherwise useless. a local and you is working to change that perception jam up near the landline would leave you listen for those to see about when he did. he, david cover. walker is a team. if you have t

the result is that there are regional, subregional the leaders of africa did not vote either, and moroccomarch simply abstained or abstained during the vote for the resolution on the territorial unity of ukraine, now they supported ukraine, and all this happened just after zelenskyi’s telephone conversation with the president of angola and after the visit of kuleba de senegal, that is, this practice shows that such a strategy works , it should be continued in this way, and it is possible that even more african countries will be involved on the side of ukraine, in general, there are many friends among of african countries in ukraine yes, you listed maybe someone else and well, we can say that the fact that senegal, angola and morocco have now voted for the territorial integrity of ukraine is a great success because this is a country that is trying to become leaders in its regions. it is one of the most powerful economies in africa, in total, approximately 3,000 african countries supported the territorial integrity of ukraine, ours, and four either abstained or, if they were absent during t

, you can mention, but morocco because it has already entered the rammstein group and actively supportste about him, what if already mentioned, it is more symbolic that it supports us, because it is a country in general with a small population, a small territory, but it is now the leader of the e class, it is the head of the eco-vas, which is a country from the west of west africa, which is more than 10th among which and even stronger more populated or 200 million hryvnias, so it is possible there, of course. for us, it is even in this aspect, mr. oliinyk. and regarding the russian private military company wagner, whose mercenaries, as i have already said, are now fighting against ukraine. what is going on, is there any information on what and where they are doing in africa and to what extent does this destabilize the continent, well, russia is open to trade, it is not the economy that is smaller there , turkey is doing more instability, and where it was stable, they supposedly help the governments in some pro-russian way to fight the insurgents and introduce their own they have their o

so you have, you know, everybody from saudi arabia all the way down to morocco. i think mingle linger and catherine to has a diversity in and of itself. kat us national team of being in a 6 month training camp ahead of their wilcox w. a build up designed to overcome the sporting odds statistically. ah, the chance of cut are beating the netherlands in a world cup are very small. hopefully, we can get a little bit of that togetherness, that creates a mindset on a spirit and a collective believe that the, the team is going to go out there and fight with everything they have. cats are, will kick the world cup off against ecuador at out 8 stadium. the team and the country insist they're ready to put on a world class performance. $10000000000.00 has been spent on new stadiums full this column. and there are 7 brand new venues in the 8th. the khalifa stadium was completely overhauled and calling for the 2019 world athletic championship. there's one stadium that seems to capture the imagination of everybody who sets always on it. he's trying to take you on a little guide

so you have, you know, everybody from saudi arabia all the way down to morocco. i think mingle anger and cutter and a has a diversity in and of itself. kettles, national team of been in a 6 month training camp ahead of their wilcock w. a build up designed to overcome the sporting odds. statistically. ah, the chance of cut are beating the netherlands in a world cup are very small. hopefully, we can get a little bit of that togetherness, that creates a mindset on his spirit and a collective believe that the team is going to go out there and fight with everything they have. cats are, will kick the world cup off against ecuador, at our date stadium. the team and the country insist they're ready to put on a world class performance. there will be more than 90 fun activation points as to being called to keep people entertained during their stay in capsule. they'll be found festivals, beach festivals, even a winter wonderland. and then also be some cultural activities for people to take a look at his job as a raska to tell you a little bit more about that. well, as the s

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it was great talk lois honda, as i told them that if i isn't far from morocco, in fact it's just 14 kilometers away over the mediterranean. ah, yes it is. i know you're doing it again. you're welcome. thank you. the view of the north african side of the mediterranean is the vocation of jose luis to ralph. he's a photographer with a primary theme, the lives of people and the see, ah lester. actually, she would, i'll try to missile shit. oh, this straight at deborah alta is on the one hand, magically because we've got this beautiful landscape. there's these 2 continents that mirror each other. i mean, but it's also a place of movement and what a lot of movement. and it will be called the movement of the 2 windows icon in the pony and day went and the love antennae, the tie into the strong currents. russian, the immigrants come in here today, a tourist going there, the tuna and other fish that come to the mediterranean to se born ano, it's a place where movement is concentrated on monumental. a migration is a dominant seem in jose luis dorado work. as well as the conditions people from europe and

uh, morocco, even here, uh, europe but no.ke this part of africa, this is often the arab world, there are no visible associations, but algeria has someone to unite with other countries. he e goes e into very much the way an athlete interacts with other countries, e, and e hmm plush and in this direction he looks very like that. uh, good prospects, including defending all sorts of positions there. yes, this is it, that is, from the side of the east. yes, they see integration. connections, which is strengthened by the total positions, and on the british countries, including on e-e, andrei alzhir lived, as he rightly noted, he was a member of the guardians. and this is a serious player. and yet. i understand that e russian algerian relations. they are old, they are positive even in soviet times. and so that we can offer algeria here, although i know what we are already offering. i know that there are negotiations on the participation of our companies in the development of the algerian fields, but so far these are just talks so th

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