King Mohammed VI reaffirms commitment to serving Moroccan people in Throne Day speech
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- King Mohammed VI of Morocco emphasized his commitment to serving his people and ensuring their freedom and dignity in his Throne Day speech.
- The speech, delivered from Tetouan, highlighted Morocco's stability, economic evolution, and transformation into an international hub over 27 years.
- The King's message underscored perseverance and determination to achieve national goals, reflecting a philosophy of building a prosperous future.
In his annual Throne Day speech, King Mohammed VI of Morocco reiterated his dedication to his people, stating, โI have never sought personal glory or recognition of a leading role, whether at the continental or international level. My sole concern has been fulfilling my duty to serve my people and enable all Moroccans to live in freedom and dignity.โ This principle has guided the Kingdom for 27 years since his ascension to the throne.
The King's leadership builds on the foundations laid by his grandfather, King Mohammed V, and father, King Hassan II. He has consistently chosen to engage directly with his people, understanding that national stability hinges on open communication and the collective effort of all components of society. He recognizes that a dynamic economy, fueled by human capital, scientific expertise, financial strength, and supportive laws, is the bedrock of social stability. This approach fosters an environment that transcends mere competitiveness, embracing both individual and collective innovation.
I have never sought personal glory or recognition of a leading role, whether at the continental or international level. My sole concern has been fulfilling my duty to serve my people and enable all Moroccans to live in freedom and dignity.
Over the past 27 years, Morocco has significantly transformed under King Mohammed VI's reign, emerging as a key African, Arab, and international center for tourism, the automotive industry, and other productive sectors. This progress positions Morocco as a vital gateway to Africa and an exemplary model within the Arab world. The King's daily engagement across the Kingdom, including delivering this year's speech from Tetouan, known as the 'White Dove' in Moroccan literature, underscores Morocco's identity as a kingdom of peace, adaptable to global changes through cooperation and innovation.
King Mohammed VI's message of perseverance, delivered from Tetouan, resonated with a call for continued effort towards national prosperity. "It is not just a matter of self-satisfaction, as it is a positive feeling of confidence and reassurance that gives us the strength and motivation to continue our efforts," he stated. This sentiment addresses all levels of society, reinforcing the collective determination to achieve goals that benefit the nation and its citizens, embodying a philosophy focused on building a prosperous future.
it is not just a matter of self-satisfaction, as it is a positive feeling of confidence and reassurance that gives us the strength and motivation to continue our efforts.
Originally published by Arab Times in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.