Morocco emerges as multifaceted development model under the King's leadership - Diplomats

Morocco emerges as multifaceted development model under the King's leadership - Diplomats
Wednesday 30 July 2025 - 22:50

Diplomats accredited to Rabat praised on Wednesday Morocco’s major accomplishments under HM King Mohammed VI’s leadership, on the occasion of the Throne Day celebration, describing it as a model of multifaceted development.

In statements to the press on the sidelines of the reception hosted by His Majesty the King on the same occasion, the diplomats extended their heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the Sovereign, emphasizing that the Kingdom has experienced sustained development over the past twenty-six years, driven by large-scale projects inspired by the perceptive Vision of HM the King.

In this regard, the Dean of the African Diplomatic Corps, Ambassador of the Republic of Cameroon, Mohamadou Youssifou, highlighted the major projects initiated under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI in the economic, social, political, and cultural fields.

He stated that the celebration of Throne Day is a renewed opportunity to highly commend the dynamism and transformations taking place in Morocco.

In this context, Youssifou welcomed the major projects launched ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the FIFA 2030 World Cup set to be hosted by Morocco, particularly the renovation and construction of stadiums in preparation for these large-scale events.

He also praised Morocco’s vision and commitment to strengthening South-South cooperation and bolstering relations with African states.

For his part, the interim Dean of the European Diplomatic Corps, Ambassador of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, Julien-Vincent Brunie, noted that the celebration of the glorious Throne Day provides an opportunity to highlight Morocco’s development process, led under His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s enlightened leadership.

“Throne Day is a significant moment that highlights the Kingdom’s progress in various fields since the Sovereign’s accession to the throne,” noted Brunie.

In a similar statement, the Dean of the Asian Diplomatic Corps, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China, Li Changlin, stated that since His Majesty the King’s enthronement, the Kingdom has continuously diversified its international partnerships, while also commending the excellent relations between Morocco and China.

Changlin recalled, in this regard, the visit made by HM the King to China in 2016, which culminated in the establishment of a strategic partnership with Chinese President Xi Jinping, noting that this partnership “is beginning to bear fruit.”

For his part, the interim Dean of the Arab Diplomatic Corps, Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen, Ezzedine Saïd Ahmed Al Asbahi, affirmed that Morocco stands out regionally thanks to its unique experience, particularly in the development area, noting that the it has experienced a true upsurge in recent years.

The pioneering Moroccan experience, based on acceptance of others, balanced economic development, and international outreach, is a source of inspiration for other countries in the region, he said.

In the same vein, Al Asbahi observed that Morocco offers a “true model” of coexistence, dialogue, stability, and democratic development.

Reverend Pastor Karen Thomas Smith, President of the Evangelical Church in Morocco, expressed her joy at sharing the Moroccan people’s happiness on the occasion of the glorious Throne Day celebration.

She conveyed her deep gratitude to HM King Mohammed VI for His High Benevolence towards churches in Morocco, highlighting the serene atmosphere of coexistence in the country, which to her, is a model of peace highly praised across the globe.

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