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His Majesty King Mohammed VI chaired a working session on January 7th 2020 to discuss the Kingdom’s national priority program for drinking water.

ترأس صاحب الجلالة الملك محمد السادس، نصره الله، جلسة عمل خصصت للبرنامج الأولوي الوطني للتزويد بالماء الشروب ومياه السقي 2020-2027

HM King Mohammed VI chaired a working session devoted to the national priority Program for drinking water supply and irrigation 2020-2027 pic.twitter.com/dlnFRTygSe

— TheMoroccanMonarchy (@M_RoyalFamily) January 7, 2020

During the session he urged Government officials to speed up the implementation of the National Water program which emphasizes its role which would cover all regions across Morocco.

His Majesty King Mohammed VI addressed the nation on national TV on November 6th to mark the 44th anniversary of the Glorious Green March.

His Majesty who was accompanied by HRH Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and HRH Prince Moulay Rachid in his televised speech shared his vision and inspiration for a greater internal economy in the 12 regions of the kingdom.

وجه صاحب الجلالة الملك محمد السادس نصره الله، خطابا ساميا إلى الأمة بمناسبة الذكرى الرابعة والأربعين للمسيرة الخضراء

His Majesty King Mohammed VI delivered a speech to the Nation on the occasion of the 44th anniversary of the Glorious Green March pic.twitter.com/TTO6V373gZ

— TheMoroccanMonarchy (@M_RoyalFamily) November 6, 2019

He also renewed his commitment and sovereignty over its Sahara as well as will not accept any other solution to the Western Sahara conflict other than its Autonomy Plan summitted to the United Nations back in 2007 to resolve the Morocco-Western Sahara conflicts.

According to MAP, His Majesty spoke about restoring old infrastructure and building new ones to boost internal economy. This was the King's main points and challenges he spoke about.

The Glorious Green March was a strategic mass demonstration in November 1975, coordinated by the Moroccan government, to force Spain to hand over the disputed, autonomous semi-metropolitan province of Spanish Sahara to Morocco.


A new Documentary on King Mohammed VI:

A new documentary on the live and reign of His Majesty was screened in preview at the Lincoln Center in New York on the evening of November 7th, as hundreds of high-profile guests gathered under the auspices of the Moroccan embassy in the US.

The new documentary titled “Morocco: A King, A Vision, An Ambition,” will shed light on Morocco’s transformation during the King's 20 years of reign.

Lalla Joumala Alaoui, Morocco’s ambassador to the US who spoke at the event according to MAP said that the documentary will be talking about the "Moroccan Dream" and the vibrant testimony of His Majesty's vibrant dreams for the kingdom

It is very well to see His Majesty King Mohammed VI doing better after being diagnosed with an acute bilateral pneumonitis few days ago on October 9th as he attended some meetings and events in the Moroccan capital Rabat.

On October 9th, His Majesty sworn in new Members of Government and chaired a council of minister. Days before His Majesty met with Head of Government Saad Eddine El Othmani for briefing where amongst their discussions was the reshuffling of the government.

According to reports, His Majesty asked El Othmani to inject new and fresh people into the government. In the last few speeches where he address the nation, he said it was time to revitalize and renew Morocco’s political elite and renew its public services.  The King was clear that high-level national elites should be “chosen on merit and competence.”

Still on October 9th, he chaired a council of ministers to discuss the 2020 Finance Bill. Morocco World News reports through a statement from the Palace the new finance bill was to be written in accordance with The King's economic instructions in his royal speeches.

On October 11th, He as Commander of the Faithful presided over and performed the Friday prayer at the Hassan mosque in Rabat. His Majesty was accompanied by HRH Prince Moulay El Hassan and HRH Prince Moulay Rachid.

After the prayer still accompanied by his son and brother, he chaired over the opening of the first session of the fourth legislative year of the 10th parliament.

Reading his speeches, His Majesty urged political parties and elites to show a willingness to work together to face the challenges slowing Morocco’s growth and to work for the citizens who elected them.

He also spoke about the challenges that are hindering growth and progress in the country. He then called on the private sector to collaborate with public institutions to implement reforms

500 Most Influential Muslim Personalities:

His Majesty has been ranked amongst the 50 Top most influential Muslim Personalities. This was in a ranking  made by The Jordanian’s Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Center for the 2019 publication.

His Majesty was ranked at no 7 on the overall list, No 6 on the honourable rulers and politicians. The publication describe His Majesty as having influenced the network of Muslims following the Maliki school of Islamic jurisprudence, and is a leading monarch in Africa

A happy Birthday to His Majesty King Mohammed VI of the Kingdom of Morocco.

His Majesty who is celebrating his 56th birthday today is the eldest son of His Majesty the late King Hassan II and his second wife Lalla Latifa Hammou. He is the second born of the late king and was made heir apparent and Crown Prince at birth. His Siblings include TRH Princess Lalla Meryem, Princess Lalla Hasnaa, Princess Lalla Asma and Prince Moulay Rachid.

On July 22nd 1999, he was proclaimed king following the death of his father, and March 21st 2002 he married Salma Bennani, who he granted the personal title of HRH Princess Lalla Salma making her the first publicly known consort in the Kingdom. Together they have two children: 16 year old Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and 12 year old Princess Lalla Khadija.

His Majesty has been in the forefront of the social, educational and economic development of the Kingdom by implementing

This year's celebration was cancel

Youth Day
On the occasion of youth day which falls of His Majesty's birthday as well as 66th Anniversary of King and the People’s Revolution, the 56 year old monarch granted royal pardon to over 705 inmates across the kingdom's prison.

Amongst those granted pardon, some had the sentences reduced

The Kingdom of Morocco is playing hosts to the 2019 edition of the All African games.

Under the patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the games was officially launched with an official ceremony yesterday August 19th in the Kingdom's capital Rabat at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.

Deputizing for His Majesty and presiding over the opening ceremony was His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rashid who is the Minister of Sport, was accompanied by The President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), Ahmad Ahmad, the President of the Union of African Sports Confederations (UCSA), Ahmed Naseer.

The Opening ceremony of what is known as the Olympic Games of the African continent which brought forth the cultural diversity and historical links of not just the Kingdom but that of the continent was full of colors, musics, arts and many others.

The ceremony had also a match pass of more than 7000 sportsman and sportswoman from all 54 countries from during sports disciplines.

The games unofficially began last Friday August 16th with some team events such as football, volleyball and judo with some events have already been concluded and medals awarded.

Egypt the traditional medal table-topper is ahead following a pre-opening ceremony haul of four gold and four silver medals.

Other countries already on the medals’ table are Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Gabon, Cameroon, Senegal, Mauritius, Chad, Congo, and Djibouti.

The games will be running from August 16th to August 31st. The Republic of Ghana will host the games in 2023.

His Majesty was awarded the Olympic African Order of Merit by The Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA) awarded on August 19th

HRH Prince Moulay Rachid receive the award from ANOCA President, Mustapha Berraf on behalf of his brother on the sidelines of the opening ceremony of the 12th African Games.

On the occasion of the Eid Al Adha of August 12th, His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Commander of the Faithful performed and read the prayers at the Hassan II Mosque in Tetouan.

After the prayers His Majesty took part in the traditional sacrificing of the lamb according the Islam rites. He then received well wishes from members of the royal family including HRH Prince Moulay El Hassan, Crown Prince and HRH Prince Moulay Rachid, members of governments, public servants and army officials.

The previous day he granted clemency and pardon to about 350 people sentenced by the different Moroccan courts. According to a news release from the Ministry of Justice a few of them had their sentence reduced, fines annulled and prison term annulled.

King's day canceled:

The Ministry of Royal Palace announced that the official celebrations of His Majesty's birthday will be canceled.