morocco is about 710,000 square kilometers located in the western sahara in north africa.man occupation and becoming the only country in north africa that refused to be under the domination of the ottoman empire. from the disintegration of the'. country in 1912 to its reunion in 1956. morocco is a country with mesmerizing biodiversity and the nature that experiences mostly the spring and summer and less of the fall and winter. the population of the country hit 37 million in 2020. tourism is one of the industry. the country's economy relies on, it mainly focuses on the country's beaches, culture and history. in 2019, over 13 million tourists visited different parts of morocco. in 2010, the moroccan government published its 10-year vision for tourism. the vision set the target of about... about 20 million tourists for 2020. if the coronavirus pandemic had not marred the plans in the world, hitting the target wouldn't be unlikely. 40% of the people in morocco are engaged in agriculture. it is the largest job creator in the country and employs the largest number of workforce.

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to europe, this is what _ from north africa to europe, this is what we _ from north africa to europeve to do. back in 2016, it was germany _ what we have to do. back in 2016, it was germany that _ what we have to do. back in 2016, it was germany that wanted _ what we have to do. back in 2016, it was germany that wanted solidarity| was germany that wanted solidarity and others, there were over a million people arriving two given what you have seen and the way that we have heard the debate has gone awry and underwrite in the european parliament between member states, do you think there is a danger of a radicalising effect in politics? that a populist response, clearly the italian government is partly a response to a populist response, do you feel that in germany also? it does not help when the italian government talks of a war and stokes a populist fear even more, that is not a good idea and if you look at the numbers, the pictures in italy are putting huge pressure on the government and italy needs help but if you look at the numbers, italy is processing far less asylum applications t

easier this situation is transferred why because muslim people and arab worlds also settled in north africafrica anywhere and where there were white people, where there were yellow people and different people, and it all got mixed up, and the second is the opportunity to get an education , to get detached from these roots, if they were there with criminal roots of poverty, go study. here is a university for you. well, you have a good school, so after that you get a good salary and you are no longer poor. if you are not, you are already poor. it is already easier for you not to buy and sell drugs. or maybe you just get a salary somewhere, then it is all very similar a powerful new one, i would even call the module the same. by the way, it’s the same as in england. in canada, equality is enough. everyone has equal opportunities . everyone should go. they have the opportunity to go to the mountain . everything looks different and there is no temptation to trade drugs well , it is quite profitable obviously but at the same time it is quite criminal next to the fact that it is profitable , this

they spent weeks even months in north africa wasting to cross the mediterranean to gets to europe. now they are here eager to start a new life. these men from the gamble, my thing nice to get it, get up here. started my katia, i'm up with the new life right now. i'm going to do thinking i'm going back to africa. most of boise is the end, the instruct you to the better please. now better said remain, i started your love to do so is geographic. he goes to north africa and that makes it the 1st part of coal for many my friends trying to enter the european union, but this week. so it's coming from libya and tennessee arrived in record numbers overwhelming the small island and closing fia among local residents. but some was still moved to open their doors open, so i have to say english. i mean, thinking that they lived in the format that a, b was the only hung z. okay. g r e, tom, i thought of my children and all of those the dalliance who migrated the 4 dies and i go to a, well my field completion board. i got some tomatoes and i'm in the don't go and on the story and made by stand wai

morocco is about 710,000 square kilometers located in the western sahara in north africa. robot. is the capital city and casablanca is the largest city, since it's establishment in 780 b.c., morocco has seen many monarchs and rulers, from the portuguese occupation of a swath of the land in the 15th century to resistance against the ottoman occupation and becoming the only country in north africa that refused to be under the domination of the ottoman empire. from 1980 to mid-2010, morocco used over 70% of non-renewable water resources for agriculture. the statistics showed that it will fall below the abdict drout line until the mid 2020s. but why would officials opt for products that require a lot of water while they're aware that... the country located in a desert and providing water has always been a major challenge, but the condition to protect the stability was to continue. extracting water in large volumes, keep parching the land, insisting on keeping the status quo which showed the future of the country and foreign investment in ambiguity. on the one hand, the country

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the infant was on a boat loaded with 40 people fleeing north africa and is said to have died shortly after its pass. that to me, the migration process set off by the arrival of some 7000 people on the island in just 3 days this week. the deputies, christina, meanwhile, is on land producer, where she found out how some of the arrivals a carpet they were tired and exhausted. they spent weeks even months in north africa wasting to across the mediterranean, to gets to europe. now they were here eager to start a new life. these men from the gamble, my thing nice to get it, get up here. a sudden i tell you, i have with you here a new life right now. no, i don't think that i'm going back to africa, muscle voices, and the instruct you to the better please. now better said remain as tug joe love to do so is geographic. he goes to north africa and that makes it the 1st part of coal for many migrants trying to enter the european union. but this week, boats coming from libya and tennessee a arrived in record numbers overwhelming the small island and causing fear among local residents. but some w

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hill on a chilly november dawn and the north africa out there in the dark. we knew action was for everyone in the wait. i don't know which was cold or water or the feeling in my stomach when they opened up on. in three days the rain was odd. need three. we thought we knew what war with like. but jerry thought it's different when. we die from it. thanks those early. 88 going, we got our work their way through. flunked out of the nazarene but we learned that war started to teach. jerry a few things that ann arbor. we ran way back to and ronald wrote it all gets up when we throw up it back then plan to the in then we fly not the mature. or the nightmare war funny proud all about it. drenching artillery, hidden mines, walls of machine gunfire. meanwhile, montgomery's eight army cracked the merritt line. when we shook hands with his patrol patrols with over the crops of ram us army. tunisia, the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load on boats for home. we loaded on boats. all right. but. but really which believe me, with no place like home. this time,

they came from north africa overwhelming the islands reception center and setting up a migrant crisis for both at least 5 right government and the european union, the deputies pristine and what is on land producer, where she found out how some of the arrivals, a coping with the situation that they are tied and exhausted, they spent weeks even months in north africa wasting to across the mediterranean to gets to europe. now they were here eager to start a new life. these men from the campus might do nice to get it, get up here. suddenly katia, i'm up with the new life right now. i'm going to do thinking i'm going back to africa. most of boise is into instruct you the better please. now better said remain as thought joe love to do so is geographic. he goes to north africa and that makes it the 1st part of coal for many my friends trying to enter the european union. but this week, boats coming from libya, antennas here arrived in record numbers overwhelming the small island and closing fear among local residents. but some was still moved to open their doors open at the same place. you me

thousands of people have landed on the small italian island of lampedusa from north africa on flimsy boats in the past two days. conflict and instability across north africa, along with worsening economic and social conditions in tunisia, have contributed to the surge. since january this year, more than 118,000 sea migrants have arrived in italy. the near-record figure is a huge challenge for prime minister giorgia meloni, whose right-wing government has promised tighter controls. we will get to our guests in a moment. first, this report. reporter: overwhelmed and struggling to cope but the boats keep coming and with them another death, this time off italy's southern coast. 6000 people arrived from tunisia in the past two days. it is not just a growing problem for the government, but for increasingly strained eu relations. >> i set it at the beginning, what is happening at lampedusa is the death of europe. italy is alone. reporter: lampedusa is often the first port of call for migrants crossing from north africa and the flashpoint of europe's migration crisis. this year's record arri

the infant was on a vessel loaded with 40 people, fling north africa, and he said to have died shortly after it's best. now that's amid a migration crisis set off by the arrival of some 7000 people on the island of just a few days this week. dw is christina moons. why is online producer where she found out how some of the arrivals are coping? they are tied and exhausted, they spent weeks even months in north africa wasting to across the mediterranean to gets to europe. now they were here eager to start a new life. these men from the gamble, my thing nice to get it, get up here. start my car. yeah, i'm up with the new life right now. i'm going to do thinking i'm going back to africa. most of boise is in the in charge you to the better please. now, better said remain as the job love to do so is geographically close to north africa, and that makes it the 1st part of coal for many my friends trying to enter the european union. but this week, boats coming from libya, antennas here arrived in record numbers overwhelming the small island and closing 5th among local residents. but some was sti

they've been arriving on small boats from north africa lining up in the midday heat. waiting to be transferred to cecilio, the mainland to the migrants riding by bay till new tale. and island developing producer have high hopes to the future in europe. slowly on for i will go to france . i want to go to france to live out. my dream is if i want to help out my family and get them out to the corporate team, enjoy football is my passion. that's why i came, i still got them. so would you suggest you've been that this tree may prove hard to fulfill front says integrity. administer recently announced pounds to seal the countries border with italy, in an effort to stem the influx of migrants. it leaves deputy prime minister my to sell the condemned. what he called the lack of solidarity from other european countries. little the i set it at the beginning and what's happening and i'm producer, is the desk if you were to pick em all. ringback the data baby represents the day if you're, it's political, social, and cultural, 5 years old, i guess because each of these alone a just

migrant arrivals. italian prime minister, georgia maloney is now cooling for naval blockade of north africa. us this week, more than 8000 people arrived on line produced, overwhelming the islands migrant reception center. migrants would be forced to sleep in the open as they await to transfer to other parts of it to the dw christine moons. what has more from the island of land produced so many people to little space. these men are desperate to get both of them to do so. they're trying to border bus to a series to take them to city. beyond of the conditions and the so called migrant perception seems and i'll be coming dia, nearly 3000 people packed here into a space meant for a few 100. this is vision in the center is not too good because it's too crowded for to get food. so you can, friday, if you don't try to go have food even to fix show is the problem even close problem because the population is too much over the past week, boats from libya and soon as you arrived and record numbers overwhelming the small island carrying people from africa and the middle east coast conditions and left pr

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and in europe, these modern pacts and contracts with north africa also not uncritical or dis, they also disputed because you have to deal as autocratic states and states. and k is like libya. thanks pants. he told me new correspondence in brussels bound to be good families in iraq have been burying loved ones killed in a fire at a wedding. more than a 100 people died in the blaze near the northern city of mosul. many more are missing those about the theme. stephen, son, ford thing, he's missing my display with the family was among the 100 spot in the file kind of way. and i said, we don't know where my mother in law is a good, especially at the one that we just saw her clothes. we looked for her everywhere. the been in the haven't side the one, but we didn't find anything like that for you. well, the police feeding the cost by fireworks set off to celebrate a christian wedding, consume the hall with an astonishing speed flaming declaration. stop onto the boots and fading guests. officers se highly flim book construction material. then costs to do, to collapse a guess stretched to where

and in europe, these modern pets and contracts with north africa, also, and not uncritical or dest. they also disputed, because you have to deal as autocratic states and states, and k is like libya. thanks pants. he told me you correspondents in brussels band. when you get one of the countries saying they can no longer deal with the number of people arriving is greece. the camp on the greek island of less boss has become a symbol of the difficulties facing the use migration policy. our correspondents, emily, share it with met with some of the people there. the emmanuel low john radiates positivity. that's not always easy for a migrant living on lives most. no, john works as a volunteer in the for re a community center on the greek island, which has been in asylum, hot spot for years. he's helping with security at lunch today. low john is from war torn south sedan and arrived on west coast 5 months ago. he applied for asylum and for relocation to another e. u. country had this thing that we are facing inside the comments on the about the process, someone about the process, the develo

invitation of at least prime minister and georgia. melanie, who is now quoting for a naval blockade of north africa, libya struggles with the thousands of bodies left by catastrophic, flooded. they're being pulled from the sea there just some of the victims swept away after diamonds burst near the city of durn. and then the bones as they get dormant sport too late, goes to seal a for to victory against fryeburg. that adds much more coming up later in our support sec. the on public fully as welcome to the program. the says it's top official ursula founder line will visit the italian island of lump. the dues after rome asked brussels for help to deal with a rapid increase in migrant arrivals. italian prime minister of georgia, maloney is now calling for a naval blockade of north africa. this week, more than 8000 people arrived on line producer overwhelming the islands migrant reception center, migrants have been forced to sleep in the open as a way to transfer it to other parts of italy. do you build these, christine? one do i has more from produce too many people to little space. these men are despe

bringing that heat and humidity and somejust north africa bringing that heat and humidity and some just as well. we have some cloud towards the east which is burning back gradually towards the coast so for most of us long spells of blue skies and sunshine. just some cloud around this afternoon. but out there temperatures mid to high 20s widely, perhaps 31, 30 2 degrees down towards the south east. through this evening and tonight subtle changes, we could see some heavy showers and perhaps some thunder moving in. you may hear some thunder storms overnight but for most of us some mist and fog developing and again it is humid overnight so for some of us, it could be feeling tropical tonight. a similar dated today tomorrow we do it all again with some low cloud around, and perhaps to the irish sea some isolated heavy showers for that but temperatures tomorrow similar to today, mid to high 20s for most but we could see another day of 30 degrees. that would be the fifth day of the heat wave continuing. not much change on friday, once again some low cloud around the north sea coasts and perhap

arrives on line to do so with italian from minnesota, georgia maloney ro, just a naval blockade of north africa. off the record influx of migrants reach suite tele, an island also coming up libby as prosecute to general opens an investigation into the collapse of 2 of them as the eastern city had by catastrophic flooding, struggles to various thousands of victims. and the military rudeness of 3 east african nations sign a defense packed. it follows the threats by other regional powers to restore new jazz to post president 5 for the i'm going to jones good time. you with us european commission, president or so left on the line has arrived on the italian island of lumped into so along with italian prime minister george them and donate. they have been visiting port facilities and the migrant reception center. it totally has us brussels for help in dealing with thousands of sudden migrant arrivals. residents have expressed frustration with plans to put up a tend to city to house the migraines while the wage transferred to other parts of a delay most sweeping out and the open. over 8000 people have

this natural disaster will change the way scientists think about north africa.ted in that area of ​​land where the consequences of the contact of tectonic plates should not be noticeable . scientists had previously ruled out the possibility of an earthquake of such force in this region. however, the disaster in morocco confirmed the opposite with the rescue operation of the victims. areas continue to mobilize army brigades to search for survivors, help each other, and the residents themselves often clear the rubble in their houses with their bare hands. and greece leaves from heavy rains in 2 days. there was a three-year rainfall, scientists even talk about the formation of new permanent lakes and floods. the police banned traffic in the city of hair and the nearby peony area, as well as on the resort island of skiathos , water flows in some places reached a height of up to a meter or flowed through the streets, washing away cars. many areas were left without electricity, the most affected industry, agriculture , flooded 40% of the land. this is an area comparab

what did you say is us in the 1st port of call for migraines crossing from north africa and the flash point of europe's migration crisis? this year's record arrivals total move and the islands population and a well above the official capacity of its own. the migrant reception center most of transferred to the launch island of sicily. that doesn't, is the growing strain on the system. no stop the flow are more or less the with the number we had in 2016, which was an exception. for a rival what seems to be a big difference? no more. we can get more. i'm di, migration. each of these prime minister, georgia maloney, one office nearly a year ago on a promise to stop the arrivals. mainly from tunisia in june, she struck a $1000000000.00 e deal with its government and also targeted and migrant rescue charities. but that hasn't stopped. the numbers nearly doubled the same period. last, you know, the depth, the highest and central mediterranean, since 2017, according to the united nations. these is a problem that is not only a problem of the countries that receive these influx. it's a problem

on flimsy boats in the past 2 days. conflict and instability across north africa along with the worsening economic and social conditions into an agent have contributed to the search since january this year. more than 118000 migrants have arrived in italy by boat. then your record figure is a huge challenge for prime minister in georgia, maloney who's right when government promised tighter controls, it says it's lacking support from europe despite the commission saying it's ready to help. we'll get to our guess in a moment. first, this report from car like it overwhelmed and struggling to cope with the boats. keep coming and with them another death. this time of the southern coast, a 5 month old baby boy drowned during a rescue attempt. his mother survived. she's one of more than 6000 people arriving from tennessee yet in the past 2 days. the record number of arrivals on the island of land producer is not just a growing problem for each of these government. but for increasing the strain in relation to the 2, i set it at the beginning. what is happening lamp produced is the death of your, o

other parts of north africa they've come from.g taken from here by ferry , about 400 a day when by ferry, about 400 a day when the ferries are operating. 400 on each ferry trip into to italy proper . and on each ferry trip into to italy proper. and then from there , proper. and then from there, where they are meant to be disseminated throughout the european union. but we've got a row within the eu at the moment where france and germany are refusing to take italian originated migrants because they say the italian government is not being reciprocal in taking its share of other migrants who are coming into europe. so that's a row. but we know historically that all of those coming into southern europe, the vast majority, will try to head north to the more affluent countries in northern europe , countries in northern europe, and a proportion of those actually quite a significant proportion of those will head to the coast of north—west france with a view to getting to the uk. >> mark, excellent stuff . thank >> mark, excellent stuff. th

the wake of striking or a string of natural disasters, striking muslim nations have or across north africa this month, aid and humanitarian effers remain under the way, now the world begins. to hear horrific stories from some of the many victims as bodies are still being recovered. robert carter takes a look a devastation in morocco and libya. the muslim world has dealt with its fair share of natural disasters over the years, but few would have expected to see the sheer scope of devastation caused by a week of horror across north africa. earthquakes, floods and natural wildfires. everything in their path and laying waste to the environment around them. the first disaster was the horrific earthquake that hit morocco, a 6.8 magnitude quake which struck at around 11 p.m. local time on the 8th of september. after shocks followed on wednesday the 13th, temporarily hampering rescue efforts there, at least 2,800 people were killed and over 300,000 people remain affected, one week on. and the humanitarian needs remain incredibly great there. then there was storm daniel which crashed down on libya