africa is in charge of the western sahara of africa. these comments also made it not pleasant for the rawat officials, and these differences and conflicts and tension increased so much that now almost morocco has recalled its ambassador from paris and the embassy of matan about the seal of the page, although the ambassador of france in the robot there is one in the embassy, ​​but mohammed vi, the king of maghreb, has announced to all the ministers that no one has the right to invite the french ambassador to events and programs, and this is a very expensive place that has ended for the french . i would like to tell us about the latest state of relations between najaf and french niger. recently, the military rulers of niger claimed that france has deployed forces around its country and is looking to attack france. is the french airspace ready for such a military attack? continuously and a month and a half has passed, also nothing the communication channel between the military stationed in as well as the french authorities has not happened

macron in especially the western sahara, which claims that western sahara owns all of this part of westica. these comments also made it not pleasant for the rawat authorities, and these differences and conflicts and tension increased greatly, so that now almost the white maghreb has been separated from itself. paris has been summoned and the moroccan embassy knows that there is an ambassador, although there is a french ambassador in the embassy, ​​but mohammed vi, the king of morocco, executed all the ministers and announced that no one has the right to invite the french ambassador to events and programs, and this one is out of place and very expensive . it is over for the french thank you, i am now using bostan diazur. tell us about the latest situation of french-niger text relations. recently, the military rulers of niger claimed that france has deployed forces around its country and is ready for such a military attack after an attack on french air space. the incident that took place in the league and a month and a half has passed since the coup in niger, still there was no communicat

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. its establishment in 780 bc, 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 is located in 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 and keep parching the land, insisting on keeping the status quo would shout out the future of the country and foreign investment in ambiguity. on the one hand, the country'

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.

the side of confirming your legitimacy from the animals confirmed with us the maghreb of the western sahara ? i thank you very much for the occupation of palestine, mr. qandabashi, i say goodbye to you, and we also offer our devotion to you, hazrat aba abdullah al-hussein, peace be upon him, peace be upon you, or aba abdullah, or may god be with you, now i am here, peace be upon god, forever, we will remain, and the rest of the day and night, the day and night, the day and night, and the moon. end of the road increase my solution. salam ali al-hossein and ali ali mola. i swear, i thank you for your company until tomorrow at 6:30. may god protect you, my friend . i think that's because the karako carpet is very good. the laundry room for 4 people is too old to buy half a billion tomans. it is without installments. installment purchase guarantor in iran's grand palace has increased up to half a billion tomans and iran's grand in qom and isfahan is a comfortable and easy choice with the help of the augmented reality game on the rasan.ir site using augmented reality technology to see rasan fauc

to what's neva, the north african countries broke ties in 2021 over a territorial dispute in western sahara. and now the news leaders of the world's richest countries are in india's capital in new delhi for the g 20 summit, the 55 men, the african union, has been invited to join the 220 latest also agreed on george declaration. and despite differences on the war and ukraine, well, south africa was the only country from the continent that was part of the g 20 president. so around the place, a spokesman says the a, you becoming a member will help make the group more representative. now we are moving towards a direction that includes those parts of the wall that we exclude it. we share a lot of hormone challenges, particularly with respect to climate change and, and those issues cannot be resolved through, you know, exclusive approaches. they have to be as inclusive as they have to include those affect it and those that bad. the most responsibility in guiding the world to these challenges levels can take a problem and has to, has told the palestinian president that flashing between vive the se

founding principles of the united nations by recognizing that i live in the rights of the people of western sahara for so determination, in line with that event you and then that i left them the resolutions we must work for peace in the middle east, for as long as the land of the palestinian remains occupied for as long as the rights are ignored and the dignity is denied. such peace will remain elusive. the actions of the government will visit. i'll have the impaired about the possibility of a viable to state solution to the principles of the you and to talk to on territorial integrity and on the pro vision of the next ation of land. through the use of force must be applied in this situation as well. so that continues to call for the lifting of economic embargo. otherwise impose 60 years ago, a goes to bought an embargo that has cost total damage to the countries, the economy, and the people of cuba as well. the sanctions that are also being applied again. so that's because neighborhoods in bob way should also be lifted as they are imposing on toad suffering on or the not as in bob wins, but also

contracts, some promise of some uh fighter jets and what not, morocco got recognition of the western sahara a piece of desert, no one got anything for the palestinians and then uh what sudan got taken off of a terrorist uh list, it got uh loan for $1.2 billion dollars that it could you know take care. loan to the world bank, i don't hear the word palestinian, palestinian issue, palestinian cause out of any of these arab states, so when it comes to the so-called abraham accords, uh, your thoughts on the us as mediator to normalize, using these accords to bring riad and tel aviv into the same room, when the name palestinian, or the identity of the palestinians or their cause is not getting mentioned, one time or the word concessions, yes, i mean it's very clear the american um regime is mafia right, and it's all the way they work is by blackmailing and bribing and uh you know manipulating things to the interests and benefits of that nation so they see the weak points of that nation or that government and then they uh you know somehow blackmail them some way and in a way or bribe them in a cer

security contracts. some promise of some uh fighter jets and whatnot, morocco got recognition of the western sahara a piece of desert, no one got anything for the palestinians and then uh well sudan got taken off of a terrorist uh list, it got uh alone for $1.2 billion dollars that it could you know take care of its loan to the world bank, i don't hear the word palestinian, palestinian issue, palestinian cause out of any of these arab states, so when it comes to the ab so-called abraham accords, uh, your thoughts on the us as mediator to normalize using these accords, to bring riad and tell aviv into the same room when the name palestinian or the identity of the palestinians or their cause is not getting mentioned one time or the word concessions. yes, i mean it's very clear the american um regime is mafia right, and it's all the way they work is by blackmailing and bribing and manipulating things to the interest and benefits of that nation, so they see the weak points of that nation or that government and then they you know somehow black. them some way and in a way or bribe them in a certain way a

the 2 north applicant countries broke ties in 2021 of a territorial dispute in western sahara. well, caroline hawes is the global director of operations for the international federation of red crossman by present societies. and she explains why time is of the essence and the search for survivors. this is very early stages of course, of, of, of a search and rescue response. we know that efforts will be complicated, but of course these are the initial i was, this happened the nighttime when most people were maybe sleeping that beds or thinking about that. and so it was daylight broke this morning. we really are already starting to see the same types of the quite on the phone right now. and the next 48 to 72 hours will be critical in terms of life saving, search and rescue efforts will be absolutely prioritized in power. lot of calls with making sure that those that did survive all taken care of in terms of the basic needs. so i think you'll see that nice age, a industry channel that will be able to support that will, uh, that will already be arriving across through the american g

open laurel coast territorial claims to the dispute to the region of western sahara and summer options. and from say, they were worried about the family members back home. as you may have found out about, i have my brothers dear and dropbox and cause a blank country. my mother in law and i good their whole lives that have been touched. but fortunately on my side of the family there was more fear than harm, which is a pallet, you know, obviously probably an hour before the rest. the week i spoke with my mother and everything was fine, but then when we heard about the earthquake, we called the family and i got the or does needs called my mother. and she said to me, listen, everyone's left their house is, they've all gone out to the street. just go to see, let me go. shame out of my head or spoke to my colleague daren joel nadia from belgium. she was on the sign to her brother, the officer shot hits casablanca. you were on the phone talking about random things, and then out of a blue, he was like, i think the rooms shaking on, and the golden light explain what was exactly happening. he hu

the 2 countries have a long history of tension tied to morocco's claims to the dispute to the western sahara. one of those killed is a deal french and national is farmer. the says now filed vehicle actually, fox, really 5 months of fights against don has destroyed nearly 60 percent of schools and universities. the rest of either been close by the government or turned into shelters for refugees of the concept. stephanie, back of the polls. this isn't what a mad had in mind for himself. his studies have cartoon university had been put on hold since the war started into dawn and april. now he makes ends meet by selling food. universities have closed indefinitely. positive since 2019 universities have been under the pressure of political and rest, then the revolution and most recently, the ongoing war or future of students is filled with them. it isn't the only one facing and uncertain future. the academic journey is more than 1000000 undergraduates has come to a hold of 2 universities closed their doors. thousands of academic archives and student files. and many academic institutions have also

suspended flights 2 years ago. ivan rocker's territorial claims to the dispute with region of western sahara. what are the aspect to it also has autism or a consent as well? so a former minister he spoke about that difficulty we've been hearing about of reaching those remote communities to all the hardest hit by this quake. it's very, very uh, high kind of mountains and some of the villages are really isolated and then the road between america instead of dentures, was tenuous road. and when did is any time i mean like when did he have it rains or have his nose and when did his all so like out a quick like what happened then the road goes also has blocks because that all kinds of trucks that block the road so you need to do that kind of cleaning the road and that happened like early morning on saturdays for the ambulances to go in . didn't get to provide an injury then also for the teams that mean to come and then start the really, really heroic rescue operation and the going and then to have a sense of the 4 big to show you how to go into some serious roads like over tens and tens of kilomet

has demanded adherence to the un shot to a mid morocco's obstruction to the resolution of the western sahara conflicts. now this comes in response to a statement issued by its moroccan counts upon which continues to zip to support the colonizing solution on his procrastination and fully morocco's persistence in flouting international law allegedly, and its intentions as well. if it's for a peaceful resolution as a conflict, as we offend during a recent meeting between you and 60 generals personal invoice, morocco's foreign minister. eventually you ask you as a counselor to take action, emphasizing the need for regional peace and stability of us to call us miguel, gave us his take on the conflict proposal use up to a country conditional role. so this is why the security council cannot approve, never approve of this proposal. the fact is to the re, solutions not come biased you, they are by us is because of a certain point the usa has, you should use slight changes in the wording of the reservation to make a closer to the moral compositions. if morocco rejects the defendant of its engagements

suspend that fights 2 years ago. ivan rockers, territorial times to the dispute of the region of western sahara. oh yeah, i spoke to last time, has autism world incentive trouble? so a foreign minister, he spoke about the difficulty of reaching nice remote communities who have been really hardest hit by this quake is it's very, very uh, high kind of mountains. and some of the villages are really isolated. and then the road between a lot of test, instead of dentures, a serious road and when there is any time, i mean like when did he have it rains or have his nose when? when did his also like out a quick like what happened then the road goes also is blocks because that all kinds of trucks that block the road. so you need to do that kind of cleaning the road. and that happened like early morning on saturdays for the ambulances to go and didn't get to provide an injury. then also for the teams, i mean to come and then start the really, really heroic rescue operation and to go in and then to have a sense of the 4 big to show you how to go into some serious roads. like over tens and tens of kilometer

and suspended slides 2 years ago over morocco's territorial claims to the disputed region of western sahara. american football style sheriff, hi kimmy is offering his condolences to those who lost loved ones in the quake. i came in these teammates there knight 2 blood in the city of idea. they had been set to play and ask a couple of qualifying nations qualifying game that the 2nd and final day of the g 20 summit is on the way in new delhi. lead is attending the meeting, issued a joint declaration that mentions the conflict in ukraine. it does not directly named russia, though. it was also an announcement of an economic car adult to connect india with the middle east in europe. i know that everyone is pleased with the final declaration saw diplomatic editor james bay's explains from new delhi criticism from international aid agencies and others. ok, but i'm saying that it was uninspiring, un underwhelming and the criticism is put on things like global that and restructuring the international finance fuel system, which people say is stuck at the end, the world war to design for that era. not

is for a number of issues including the fact the phones refuses to recognize the territory of western sahara. as merle cannot something rough, i won't say to do all the facts of frances types and fees. rules for americans, i know will say power says roof more closely with algeria in recent months. so all those things are seem to have come into play for the schools, the families of people who are trapped on to the level or a suffering, say much of them. i mean, well, they simply kind of with tons of find this and many of the, the asked for, as i said to, you don't understand why this age isn't being green. lights isn't what politics is being put aside right now. i'm not sure. thank you for that. natasha button. i live there in paris. now, early i spoke to i have been malik, allow me, who's president of the moroccan institute for strategic intelligence. and he explains the complexity of coordinating help from foreign countries. this the question of, of how to channel the international eighty's at the center of the conversation since day one. and since the moment to that morocco, how difficult

dust was lifted up in the sahara and transported to a sway up in the atmosphere on southerly winds. what happened is because we saw a few showers yesterday in parts of westernn transported to us on a southerly wind due to high pressure in the use and low pressure in the west. that will start to have its influence later this weekend. a bit more high cloud around. occasional spells of sunshine, some more than others. still low cloud across eastern scotland and parts of north—east england, drifting inland. it will burn back to the coast ending all day. devon, cornwalland south burn back to the coast ending all day. devon, cornwall and south of us could see the fog and an isolated shower later. a hot day. in scotland it could reach 32 in the south—east of england. another warm night to come tonight, uncomfortable forcefully pink. most places drivers some mist and fog patches around, particularly around irish sea coasts tonight, ratherthan particularly around irish sea coasts tonight, rather than north sea coast as we go into tomorrow morning. temperatures around 15 to 17 as we start their weekend. on saturday a bit of sunshine at times. the best of sunshine in