1. Morocco Shall Pay Its Financial Contribution to the Budget of the Arab League for the Year 2017: "Morocco has settled, at the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States, on Thursday, its financial contribution to the budget of the League for the year 2017. This announcement was made during the talks that the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Nasser Bourita, had in Cairo with the Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, in the margin of an emergency meeting of the Council of the Arab League at the level of the Foreign Ministers devoted to the examination of the latest Israeli aggressions against the occupied city of Al-Quds and the holy mosque of Al-Aqsa."
2. Two Billion Dirhams Planned to Increase the Storage Capacity of Petroleum Products: "The level of stocks of petroleum products in Morocco is low, a situation due to insufficient storage capacity. These currently allow reserves of about 47 days, 15 of which are confined to operating stocks, declared Aziz Rabbah, Minister of Energy, Mines, and Sustainable Development, during his speech in Parliament following the publication of the Court of Auditors' 2015 report. To remedy this, it is planned to invest about 2 billion Dirhams over the period 2017-2021. This investment will be financed by the private sector and will increase storage capacity by an additional 16 days."
3. Dacia Reaches 300,000 Customers: "Dacia continues to make the best of Renault Commerce Maroc. The commercial subsidiary of the manufacturer in the Kingdom has indeed announced that it has reached 300,000 customers for this brand. "With presence of more than a decade in the Kingdom, Dacia quickly rose to the pantheon of best-selling automotive sector in Morocco, indicate the company officials who noted that in 2016, Dacia brand has renewed 3 models of its range. The new exterior and interior design of the new Sandero, Sandero Stepway, and Logan brings "more modernity" to the range, they noted. In 2017, Dacia claims to have democratized the automatic transmission, offering it on the Duster."
4. Morocco and Ivory Coast Are Examining the Progress of Their Partnership Agreements in Abidjan: "The Secretary of State to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Mounia Boucetta, co-chaired, in Abidjan, Thursday morning, with the Deputy Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ivory Coast, Ly Djerou Robert, a working session dedicated to monitoring the progress of the various cooperation and partnership agreements concluded with this close country. The meeting, which is part of the visit to Ivory Coast, on Very High Royal Instructions, by a Moroccan delegation composed of representatives of the public and private sectors, discussed ways to further consolidate relations between Morocco and Ivory Coast, as well as on the prospects for developing cooperation between the two countries."
5. ONCA Takes Part in the Second Edition in Missouri: "This Saturday, the 2nd meeting on small ruminant breeding and sustainable management of pastoral areas ends in Missouri. The National Office of Agriculture Council (ONCA) took part in this event which started on July 27. This participation falls within the framework of the missions of agricultural council, accompaniment of farmers and professionals of the sector, and support for agricultural development of the Office. Thereby, ONCA has set up a space dedicated to the agricultural council and hosting information, awareness-raising, and coaching for the benefit of farmers visiting the meeting. Technical assistance is provided by the agricultural advisers of the Regional Directorate of the Agricultural Council of Fez-Meknes. It deals with the management of the reproduction of sheep flocks, the fattening of sheep and goats, and the management of extensive sheep and goat herds."
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