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The same source explained that, with regard to the file of contract professors, the broad lines of the aforementioned agreement did not explicitly stipulate that work with this type of employment will be terminated and that the teachers who are required to contract will be integrated into the wires of the public service.

The spokesman believes that the point related to the file of professors who are required to contract is considered an essential and controversial point with the ministry, stressing that it cannot be accepted in any way.

And he continued, that with regard to a group of other files, the ministry presented solutions that it deems broad, general and inaccurate, and that these proposals serve the ministry and do not serve the education workers, and they circumvent the legitimate expectations of women and men of education, the source continues.

Zakaria Sharqawi said, “The broad lines of the January 14 agreement are absolutely rejected by the National Council of the National University for Education,” stressing that the university cannot accept something that does not serve the women and men of education or the education staff.

But at the same time, he stressed the importance of mutual respect for the two countries in the decisions taken by each side.

Algeria cut off diplomatic and economic relations with Spain in June after it considered Spain’s decision on the Moroccan Sahara a “betrayal of the Sahrawi cause.”

Experts believe that this step caused great damage to the Algerian economy, and Algeria must make concessions in order to restore relations between the two countries to their previous state.

According to Spanish media reports, the Algerian regime is betting on a change in the presidency of the Spanish government after the elections scheduled for later this year, in order to topple the Pedro Sanchez government and take over another party in Spain, with the aim of forcing it to change its position in support of the Moroccan Sahara and to restore bilateral relations between Algeria. and Spain.

Preliminary investigations showed that the driver did not have a driver’s license, and he was accused of fleeing the scene and driving intentionally.

In view of the recurrence of tragic traffic accidents in Morocco, many citizens are calling for tightening legal measures to prevent the recurrence of such accidents and to achieve justice for their victims. Everyone must abide by traffic laws and exercise caution and attention while driving, to avoid the occurrence of such tragic accidents.

In this context, the horrific traffic accidents that occur in Morocco constitute one of the most important issues that concern citizens, as these accidents cause great human and material losses, and drive many families to grief and sorrow. Therefore, it calls on the responsible authorities to strictly enforce legal measures to achieve justice for the victims of these incidents and limit their occurrence in the future.

Everyone must be aware, responsible, abide by traffic laws, and avoid wrong practices while driving, such as excessive speed and driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. A culture of traffic safety should also be encouraged and awareness of the importance of keeping everyone safe on public roads should be encouraged.

In Australia, astronomical calculations were relied upon, so that it was decided that the crescent could not be seen on Thursday evening, and in the Sultanate of Brunei (it was not proven that the Shawwal crescent was sighted on Thursday evening).

As for Japan, it is the same as in each of Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, South Korea and New Zealand, that is, the sighting of the crescent of Shawwal on Thursday evening is not confirmed.

Several countries announced that the sighting of the crescent of the month of Shawwal for the year 1444 AH / 2023 CE has been confirmed, and accordingly, Friday will be the first day of Eid Al-Fitr for them.

Indonesia, Malaysia and the Sultanate of Brunei announced that Eid al-Fitr will be on Saturday, April 22, due to the lack of evidence of seeing the crescent this Thursday evening.

The International Astronomy Center said, through its Twitter account, that the authorities representing Muslims in Australia, Thailand, Singapore and Japan announced on Saturday the first day of Eid Al-Fitr.

Turkey announced Friday, the first day of Eid al-Fitr, and Eid prayers will be performed in mosques in the capital, Ankara, at 06:34, in Istanbul at 06:49, and Izmir at 06:59.

And the Anatolia Agency quoted the astronomer in the Supreme Committee for Religious Affairs at the Presidency of Religious Affairs in Turkey, Humaira Nur Işlik, as saying that the crescent of the month of Shawwal will begin to appear from the continents of Africa and Europe, starting from the beginning of the next night, which connects Thursday to Friday.

The Great Mosque of Paris in France also announced the date of the first day of Eid al-Fitr 2023 in France, provided that it will be on Friday, April 21.

And the European Council for Fatwa and Research announced that the accurate astronomical calculations for the crescent of the month of Shawwal for the year 1444 AH confirm that the conjunction will be at 04:13 according to the standard universal time (Greenwich) on Thursday (20) April / 2023 AD corresponding to 29 Ramadan 1444 AH, which corresponds to the time 07: 13 According to the local time of Makkah Al-Mukarramah, and accordingly, it can be seen on Thursday (20) April (with the naked eye in North America and the northern and central parts of South America in the case of clear atmosphere and using a telescope, and in western Africa and Europe with telescopes and monitoring devices). Friday, the first month of Shawwal (Eid Al-Fitr) for the year 1444 AH.

The facts for which the Moroccan youth who immigrated to France at the age of 13 were convicted date back to February 16, 2022, when he tried to cut his neck and tarnish the image of his 22-year-old female companion.

Emergency services found the victim in a stairwell of a building near Laveron Road, resting in a pool of blood.

The victim recounted what happened that day during the trial, and said: “That day I did not want to see him, but he threatened me and climbed the stairs.” According to the testimony of a neighbor who was outside the door of her apartment, she said to her companion: “Don’t touch me, leave me.” The witness added that she then heard a cry of pain.

The victim of the assault said that the young Moroccan assaulted her and caused her many bruises on different parts of her body, which were already noticed on her four limbs.