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In a related context, the National Office for Electricity and Drinking Water – Water Sector circulated, today, Friday, a communication to respond to what was circulated on a number of websites about the pretext of delay in paying bills for drinking water consumption.

The National Office for Electricity and Drinking Water – the water sector stated, in its communication, that the application of a fine for delay in paying bills for consumption of drinking water and liquid disinfection is one of the procedures in place by the National Office for Electricity and Drinking Water – the water sector – to collect its dues, in The commercial framework approved by the office.

The aforementioned office added, “However, within the framework of the measures approved by the public authorities in order to confront the repercussions of the Covid pandemic and the office’s involvement in these measures, the application of this fine has been suspended, in addition to a set of other accompanying measures in order to ensure the continuity of the office’s services and to avoid suspending the provision of this to the population.” Vital material due to non-payment of consumption bills, taking into account the conditions imposed by the pandemic.

The sources added that Sufyan Keeni’s car drove towards a sports hall, only to break through its wall and turn inside this hall.

According to the same sources, the Moroccan player, Sofiane Keini, was subjected to the aforementioned incident in Flemil, on the outskirts of the Belgian city of Liege.

Regarding the player’s health status, there is no confirmed data about his health condition, as sources reported that Keene had fractures and was transferred to a Liege hospital for treatment, while other sources stated that the Moroccan player was admitted to intensive care, and that he is in critical condition.

It is worth noting that the player, Sofiane Keini, grew up in Belgium, and he was born in 1997. He played six matches for the Moroccan national team for under-20 years, and also played four matches for the Moroccan Olympic team.

The same Spanish official highlighted that the two countries had pledged to “open talks on airspace management, without intending to concede,” during the high-level summit between the two countries in April 2022.

Sanchez’s government has confirmed that it is negotiating with Morocco over the management of the airspace of the Moroccan Sahara, which currently relies on air traffic controllers for the Canary Islands. In this way, Spain and Morocco will comply with Point 7 of the Joint Declaration that the two countries signed in April 2022.

Controversy arose again about Spain’s intention to cede management of airspace to Morocco, after the Spanish government responded to a question by Senator Fernando Clavijo, a member of the Canary Islands, about the outcome of the negotiations with the Kingdom of Morocco on the matter.

It was understood from the Spanish government’s response that negotiations between the two countries had begun “actually” to concede Madrid in favor of Morocco to manage the field, but the head of Spanish diplomacy, according to what was reported by the President of the Canary Islands, made it clear that the negotiations are limited only to “improving management methods”, and not a complete concession.

EVG represents about 230,000 railway employees, while Ver.di defends public service employees, according to AFP.

“We expect a large participation in the strikes,” Verdi president Frank Wernicke said.

This call indicates the increasingly tense social climate in Germany, which is witnessing strong inflation of 8.7% last February, and several strikes have been carried out for several months, affecting various professional sectors, schools and hospitals.

The two unions are calling for large wage increases of 10.5% for Verdi and 12% for “EVG” to compensate for the effects of inflation, demands that were rejected during negotiating sessions in recent weeks by representatives of employers, who are mainly the state and municipalities.

The state and municipalities propose an increase of 5%, with two single payments of 1,000 and 1,500 euros, respectively, in May 2023 and January 2024.

Unions also complain of deteriorating working conditions in the context of a labor shortage in the country.

On March 11, the airports of Berlin, Bremen, Hamburg and Hanover were forced to cancel 351 flights because security staff stopped working for 24 hours.

The strike has affected the port of Hamburg, the largest in Germany, since Wednesday, which has restricted the entry of ships over 90 meters in length.

Morocco benefits from the electrical connection with Spain, and also benefits from the mechanism established by the Moncloa Palace last June to reduce the price of electricity, which led to a reduction in the cost of megawatts for the Spaniards, and therefore, for other importing countries, including Morocco, which has an electrical connection with Spain.

The International Energy Agency said in a recent report that this “Iberian exception”, that is, a reduction in the price of electricity, will lead to an increase in gas consumption.

It should be noted that Morocco also exports electricity to Spain, however, since Algeria closed the gas pipeline between the Maghreb and Europe (GME) that crosses Morocco in October 2021, the Kingdom’s exports decreased, and the need to import electricity increased.

And last June, the Kingdom reached an agreement with Spain to transfer gas through GME in the opposite direction, to restart the two gas thermal plants in Ain Beni Mathar and Tahadart.