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  1. Music title:Youss45 _ Batooza [officiel audio] Signer: Youss45 Release date: 12/12/2024 Official YouTube link:
  2. Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim says the club are "better" with Marcus Rashford after the striker suggested he could leave Old Trafford. The England international, 27, said on Tuesday that he was "ready for a new challenge and the next steps" in his career. It came two days after Rashford was dropped for United's derby win against Manchester City at Etihad Stadium. Rashford's last Premier League start came in a 4-0 win against Everton on 1 December, when he scored twice. Amorim suggested the club want the striker - who came through United's youth ranks - to stay, saying: "I don't talk about the future, we talk about the present. "We are better with Marcus Rashford. This kind of club needs big talents - and he is a big talent." Asked about Rashford's desire for a "new challenge", Amorim said: "He is right. We have here a new challenge, the biggest in football, we are in a difficult situation. I hope all my players are ready." United face Tottenham in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup on Thursday. Amorim refused to confirm whether Rashford or Alejandro Garnacho - who was also left out of the squad to face City - would feature against Spurs. "We have one more training session and they are in the same situation as the other players," said Amorim. "If they train well we have to make a choice." https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c627wvd9vwvo
  3. Doha - Morocco’s Lycée d’Excellence de Benguérir (Lydex) has secured the fourth position among institutions preparing students for France’s prestigious École Polytechnique (X), according to a new ranking published by French magazine L’Etudiant on Tuesday. The Moroccan institution follows closely behind Paris’s Henri-IV, which ranks third, while Louis-le-Grand and Sainte-Geneviève occupy the first and second positions respectively in the Mathematics-Physics (MP) stream rankings. According to L’Etudiant’s report, 7% of students admitted to École Polytechnique between 2020 and 2024 came from Lydex, which is “generally reserved for the most brilliant students in the country.” This achievement builds on a consistent track record of success. In 2022, Lydex had 24 students qualify for Polytechnique’s entrance exams, including six female students - making it the only Moroccan institution to place women in the oral examination phase that year. In 2023, the institution set a record with 20 students gaining admission to Polytechnique, representing one-third of places allocated to international students. The success of Lydex, founded in 2015 in Ben Guerir’s Mohammed VI Green City, reflects a broader pattern of Moroccan academic excellence in France. Campus France’s 2024 report indicates that Moroccan students constitute the largest foreign student community in France, with 45,162 students enrolled during the 2022-2023 academic year. Notably, Morocco leads in engineering school enrollments with 6,110 students, marking a 26% increase between 2017 and 2022. Rémi Chautard, a French mathematics professor, highlighted the high standards of Moroccan mathematics education in a recent assessment. “We couldn’t give this to our French students; it wouldn’t even be conceivable,” he told Le Figaro, referring to Morocco’s 2024 baccalaureate mathematics examination. He noted that some concepts in the Moroccan exam aren’t even covered in French terminal year programs. Lydex’s success is attributed to its rigorous academic program and comprehensive support system. “Students receive not only high-level training with dedicated Moroccan teachers from national education but are also coached to develop communication skills and gain confidence in oral presentations,” explained Ahmed Benzzi, Lydex’s director, in August 2023. The institution holds social inclusion as paramount, with 90% of students receiving full scholarships. Additional financial support is provided to students from disadvantaged backgrounds for supplementary expenses. The residential campus model includes sports activities to help students manage the intensive study program’s demands. Historical data shows consistent performance: in 2019, 11 out of 15 Lydex candidates successfully passed Polytechnique’s oral examinations, followed by 17 out of 21 in 2020, and 11 out of 25 in 2021. Earlier this year, in February, L’Etudiant magazine had ranked Lydex second in the MP stream rankings, with approximately 16% of its graduates accessing École Polytechnique, before dropping to its current fourth position in the magazine’s latest December rankings. https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2024/12/367051/moroccan-institution-ranks-4th-among-top-preparatory-schools-for-elite-ecole-polytechnique
  4. Music title: Tflow ROO3A - PROD STEEF Signer: TFLOW Release date: 11/12/2024 Official YouTube link:
  5. Rabat – Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita has described the dissolution of the European Parliament’s “Western Sahara Intergroup” in 2024 as a significant diplomatic development in countering pro-Polisario narratives. Bourita made his remarks this week during a press conference during an official visit made by Zambia’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mulambo Haimbe. Active for two decades, the intergroup failed to secure sufficient support from parliamentary factions following recent European elections. Bourita said that the group had been widely criticized for violating parliamentary rules and serving as a platform for Algerian-backed separatist propaganda, reflecting a shift in European positions toward a more balanced approach on the Sahara issue. Reports said the intergroup – which was used to bring together pro-Polisario MEPs – has not been reconstituted, reflecting a significant blow and setback for the Algerian regime. On Tuesday, Moroccan news outlet Le360 quoted a well informed source, who said that the refusal to support the intergroup represents a “strong political signal to Algeria from the European parliament.” The intergroup made similar hostile acts violating EU principled policies, including the misuse of EU Parliament's logo during its meetings. The recent decision to end the intergroup may serve as a glimpse of hope for Morocco, signaling a potential shift toward reducing external interference in its domestic affairs. For years, the European Parliament has been at the center of controversy, particularly over its increasingly hostile resolutions targeting Morocco’s domestic policies; including its position on Western Sahara and attempts to undermine the country's territorial integrity. The diplomatic crisis reached its peak last year; as several resolutions and actions by the European Parliament challenged Morocco’s position. However, the decision to end the intergroup adds to Morocco’s diplomatic gains, with a growing list of countries supporting its position, backing the country’s Autonomy Plan as the only and most credible solution able to end the lingering dispute. During his press conference with his Zambian counterpart, Bourita recalled the support Morocco has been earning from the international community, citing France’s backing of the country’s sovereignty. He also recalled the support Morocco received from other European countries, including Slovenia, Finland, Denmark and Estonia, which joined over 20 EU countries backing the Autonomy Plan. More than 113 countries now support the initiative, he said, noting the ongoing withdrawal of recognition for the self-styled Polisario Front’s SADR. He recalled that Ecuador and Panama are the latest countries to suspend recognition in October and November, respectively. “Today only 28 countries continue to recognize this fictitious entity,” Bourita said, noting that nearly 50 countries revoked recognition over the past two decades. Bourita also recalled the momentum of consulate openings in Laayoune and Dakhla, which now host diplomatic missions representing nearly 40% of African Union member states. https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2024/12/366997/end-of-western-sahara-intergroup-marks-shift-in-european-parliament
  6. Music title: Diib - Ambush (Official Audio) Signer: Diib Release date: 14/12/2024 Official YouTube link:
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