LE MATIN DU SAHARA:
Fight Against Fires: The 125 Fires During the First Six Months Destroyed 375 Hectares of Forest: "Abdeladim Lhafi, High Commissioner for Water and Forests, and Combating Desertification, has indicated, during an information meeting organized in Rabat yesterday, that fires in Morocco affect only 0.04% of the national forest wealth."
Financing of Agro-Industry Development: A Special Scheme to Bridge Investment in the Sector: "Agro-industry must bring happiness. Crédit Agricole du Maroc Group has put together a special financing scheme to support the development strategy of the sector (2017-2021)."
AL BAYANE:
Growth: IMF More Optimistic Than the Government: "The International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, visiting Morocco, is more optimistic than the government. According to officials from the Bretton Woods institution, the growth of the Moroccan economy is expected to rebound this year to 4.8%, i.e. 0.3 points above the forecast in the 2017 budget law. For Nicolas Blancher, Chief of IMF mission, who was speaking at a press conference, in Rabat on Monday, all the ingredients are gathered for Moroccan growth to take off. "The economic outlooks for 2017 are favorable. After the drought of 2016, the growth should rebound to 4.8%, thanks to a strong recovery in the agricultural sector, while non-agricultural growth would accelerate modestly to 3.3% (+0.2 points)," he specifies. Similarly, inflation should be limited to 0.9%, according to IMF, while the budget of 2017 sets it at 1.7%."
Agriculture: Morocco in the Top 5 African Champions: "Morocco is in the Top 5 of the champions of Agriculture in Africa, according to a study dedicated to the perception of international investors of the African economy by 2022, made public on Tuesday. The study, carried out by Havas Horizons and Institut Choiseul, indicates that Morocco is included in this ranking with Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Nigeria, and Cameroon, noting that these countries are distinguished by their ability to address the challenges of this sector."
LIBERATION:
These Moroccans Whom the Atrocities of the War Have Driven Out of Syria: Returning Home, They Cannot Join Their Children and Husbands for an Absurd Visa Problem: "The civil war in Syria has driven them to the unknown. While some have sought refuge in camps in neighboring countries, others have chosen to return to their homeland without their husbands. They are neither divorced nor widowed. Their spouses are simply prohibited from entering Moroccan territory. Their crime: having Syrian nationality."
Abdelkrim Benatiq: The Fight Against Terrorism Requires a Combination of Security and Economic Development: "The Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) opened in Abidjan on Monday, the works of its 44th session, with the participation of Morocco."
AUJOURD'HUI LE MAROC:
The Education System Is Not Very Effective in Morocco According to OECD: Only 58% of Moroccans Attending College: "There are only 58% of Moroccans who are enrolled at the college level. The poignant figure emerges, in Rabat on Tuesday, from OECD report on the multidimensional examination of Morocco. Worse still, less than one in four girls is, according to the same version, enrolled in college. In addition, the completion rates are low and wastage in turn. The report also notes that fewer than 5 students out of 100 obtain their baccalaureate without any repetition."
Finding: Health Personnel: The Shortage Is Worsening: "Health personnel crisis, access to care, resignation of resident doctors, deliveries without medical assistance, a finding far from perfect. Indeed, the Minister of Health, El Houcine Louardi, stressed on Monday, July 10, 2017, before the thematic grouping in charge of preparing the annual session for the evaluation of public policies, that the access to first care continues to be one of the major deficiencies of the health system in Morocco."
Les Inspirations Eco:
Slaughterhouses: Court of Auditors' "Hunger Cut" Report: "It is a real catastrophe what has just been revealed by Court of Auditors as part of a summary of the first president of the body. The big dysfunctions often indicated concerning the management of slaughterhouses were only the tip of the iceberg. The report reveals large-scale failures both in terms of hygiene as well as the prerequisites in terms of equipment."
Mohammed VI Tangier Tech City: Otman Benjelloun Reassures: "Following the publication of an inquiry by "Le Desk", calling the project Mohammed VI Tangier Tech City "an announcement effect without any prospect", the president of BMCE Bank of Africa group, Othman Benjelloun, in his capacity as counselor and financier of this project, has sought to dispel the doubts concerning this Chinese-Moroccan project, via a statement signed by his own hand."
Crédit : IMPERIUM MEDIA
