Including a child – 3 injuries by occupation bullets during the storming of Balata camp


Three citizens, including a child, were injured by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets during a raid on Balata camp, east of Nablus.

Medical sources reported that ambulance crews dealt with 3 injuries, including a child (14 years old), who was shot with live bullets by the occupation forces in the thigh, hand and foot, in the vicinity of Balata camp, and they were transferred to the hospital.

The occupation army stormed Jerusalem Street near Balata camp

Source: Maan News Agency

“Islamic Resistance”: We targeted the enemy’s Samaka & Ruwaysat al-Alam positions in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Shouba hilltops

The “Islamic Resistance” issued a communique this afternoon, indicating that in support of the steadfast Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, the Resistance fighters directly targeted at 5:00 p.m. today the enemy’s Samaka and Ruwaysat al-Alam posts in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Shouba hilltops with rocket weapons.

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

Minister Calls on Water Basin Agencies to Deliver Water Projects

Equipment and Water Minister Nizar Baraka on Friday called on the directors of water basin agencies to devise an action plan to deliver the water projects that will be implemented in accordance with the High Guidelines contained in the Throne Day Speech.

In a meeting at the General Directorate of Water Engineering in Rabat, Baraka urged all parties concerned to pool their efforts to carry out these projects, the Equipment and Water Ministry said in a press release.

These projects include the completion of the construction program for large dams and the acceleration of their implementation in line with new priorities, as well as water transfer projects between Laou, Loukkos, Sebou and Oum Er-Rbia basins to the Al Massira dam.

The Minister also called on the different stakeholders to quickly implement the projects that provide for interconnecting dams in order to enable integrated and fluid management of water resources at the level of basins, stressing the importance of devising an integrated program for th
e construction of seawater desalination plants, in collaboration with the National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) and all stakeholders.

He also called for increasing the volume of treated wastewater by 2030 and encouraging the agriculture, industry and tourism sectors to use them, in coordination with the Interior Ministry

Source: Agence Marocaine De Presse

Argentine Water Chamber Hails Moroccan Experience in Desalination

President of the Argentine Water Chamber, Gonzalo Meschengieser, commended the Moroccan experience in seawater desalination to overcome water stress, calling for promoting bilateral cooperation in this field.

“Morocco has gained experience in desalination that Argentina lacks,” the Argentine expert said, spotlighting the kingdom’s program to build 20 desalination plants by 2030, including the plant in Casablanca “which is at the forefront in terms of size and technology.”

Meschengieser also highlighted Morocco’s goal to produce, thanks to these desalination plants, some 1.7 billion cubic meters of water per year, stressing the relevance of the 2020-2027 National Program for Drinking Water Supply and Irrigation.

“Argentina and Morocco have enormous potential to work together” in this field, noted the president of the Chamber, which brings together all companies in the water and sanitation sector in Argentina.

The expert also highlighted Morocco’s contribution in water diplomacy, adding that the Kingdom cou
ld provide its experience “in reverse osmosis desalination and especially in the use of renewable energies, because in Argentina the problem of desalination is confronted with the high cost of energy”.

Referring to his country’s experience in water basin management and the development of water master plans, Meschengieser underlined that the two countries “have a lot to offer each other” in water management

Source: Agence Marocaine De Presse

Arab Organization for Reconstruction in Palestine Hails Morocco’s Role, Under HM the King’s Leadership, in Supporting Palestinian cause

The Arab International Organization for Construction in Palestine on Saturday commended Morocco’s role, under the leadership of HM King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, in supporting the Palestinian cause.

Speaking during a visit to the headquarters of the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif Agency in Rabat, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Organization, Zouhair Al Omari, praised Morocco’s constant support for the Palestinian people, spotlighting the historical attachment of the Moroccan people to the city of Al-Quds.

Al Omari, who was accompanied by a delegation from the International Arab Organization for Construction in Palestine, welcomed the considerable contribution of Moroccan officials within the Organization, in Europe and the United States, in carrying out vital projects in the fields of reconstruction, health and education in Palestine, including in the Gaza Strip.

He also expressed the wish to see the International Arab Organization for Construction in Palestine develop a partnership with the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif Agency, to serve common goals.

At the end of this meeting, a 1-million-dirham check was handed over, as the fifth instalment of the contribution of the Moroccan Association for the Support of Reconstruction in Palestine, to the Agency’s projects in Al Qods Acharif

Source: Agence Marocaine De Presse

Panamanian Paper Hails Morocco’s Development Momentum Under HM the King’s Leadership

The Panamanian paper “En Segundo” highlighted the all-round development momentum achieved in Morocco under the leadership of HM King Mohammed VI.

‘Over the past 25 years, Morocco has experienced an impressive development momentum thanks to large-scale projects launched in social and economic fields,’ the Panamanian paper writes.

The publication notes that the Kingdom has strengthened its regional and international stature, through the diversification of its partnerships and the consolidation of its relations.

The paper also states that the development achieved at several levels in Morocco underlines the importance of the institution of the Monarchy, guarantor of stability and national unity.

“En Segundo” also welcomes the Atlantic Initiative launched by His Majesty the King that aims to allow the Sahel countries access to the Atlantic coast, and thus build win-win partnerships with these countries.

According to the daily, the achievements made under the reign of HM King Mohammed VI offer Morocco and its international partners real opportunities for development, prosperity and stability.

Source: Agence Marocaine De Presse