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torate General for Public Safety and Emergencies dispatched a rescue helicopter, along with a skilled team from the Consorcio de Extinción de Incendios y Salva ­ mento. The helicopter carried the woman to the Hospital Clínico Universitario Virgen de la Arrixaca for immediate medical attention.

2023's first five months, exports to Morocco from the region increased by 7.7%. Moroccan demand has been keen for items such as sheep and goats, biscuits, vegetable fats or oils like soybean oil, bottled water, non­alcoholic beverages, furniture, toiletries, and various technological equipment including irrigation systems, defence and military security tools, steel casting, and more have fuelled this growth. Several factors contribute to Morocco's appeal as an import partner such as proximity, maritime connectivity, Europe­Morocco trade agreements, and minimal trade barriers. Addressing trade barriers could further amplify exports.

Cabo de Pop

A VIBRANT music scene is set to come alive in the picturesque setting of Cabo de Palos as the eagerly awaited Cabo de Pop 2023 gears up for its sixth anniversary. From August 18 to 20, music enthusiasts will be treated to performances by stellar acts including Las Ligas Menores, along with DJs Clepto, Pablo, and Albinegro. Yet Cabo de Pop is more than just a music festival. This event promises an array of engaging activities, including environmental initiatives and sports. Participants can register for kayaking, sailing, diving, snorkelling in collaboration with Islas Hormigas Diving Club and Dacar Nautical Activities. Additionally, the festival will feature creative workshops, visits to the iconic Cabo de Palos lighthouse, Environmental consciousness remains a focal point, with talks, workshops, and beach clean­ups.