The Senegalese government daily Le Soleil published a special edition dedicated to Morocco on the occasion of the 26th anniversary of Throne Day, highlighting the Kingdom’s development model and its relations with African countries, particularly Senegal.
Titled “Mohammed VI: A King, a Country, an Influence,” the special edition is structured around several strategic themes, with a particular focus on the central role played by the Alaouite dynasty in shaping modern Morocco and its reformist vision embodied by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, described as a “modern and visionary Sovereign.”
The edition also spotlights the drivers of Morocco’s industrial and economic growth, particularly in the sectors of phosphates, manufacturing, franchising, and the development of medical tourism, which is positioning the Kingdom as a regional healthcare hub. It also highlights Morocco’s rise in the sports arena, with major investments in preparation for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
One feature focuses on the Atlantic African Gas Pipeline Project, which the newspaper describes as “a strategic energy pillar” for West Africa, reinforcing Morocco’s continental vocation.
In another section, the publication celebrates Morocco’s cultural richness, particularly in the cities of Marrakech and Dakhla, the Ziarra of Fez, and the reach of the “Made in Morocco” label as far as Dakar.
In an interview with the paper, Minister of Industry and Trade Ryad Mezzour highlights Moroccan-Senegalese economic and diplomatic cooperation as a model for South-South partnership, built on solidarity, mutual trust, and shared prosperity.
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