Abdelhadi Al Houij, Libyan Minister of Foreign Affairs, asked King Mohammed VI to help his country in the crisis that has shaken it since the death of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
The Cheikh Mohamed Laghdaf Complex in Laâyoune will host the events as part of the 44th anniversary of the Green March on November 6, with the welcome of a range of personalities from the world of football.
A visionary, King Hassan II had spoken about secularism . In a video posted on YouTube, the former monarch of Morocco gave his opinion on the matter.
25 years ago, more precisely on Thursday, September 8, 1994, the Kingdom experienced a great moment of rejoicing, which marked an important member of the royal family. Lalla Hasnaa, the youngest daughter of King Hassan II of Morocco, married Khalil Benharbit, a Doctor of Medicine, specializing in Radiology. The royal palace in Fez, which had hosted the ceremony, had turned away many people.
The case of the Belgian volunteer girls in shorts, who were threatened with beheading while carrying out renovation work on a road in Taroudant, is widely reported in the Moroccan news. On the Internet, a correlation has been made with the remarks of the late King Hassan II who, in a video from a certain period, had addressed the issue of shorts, in particular, and women’s freedom, in general, during the "L’heure de vérité" program, hosted by Alain Duhamel and widely followed by Moroccans at the time.
More than 20 years ago, the late King Hassan II had asked Moroccans not to sacrifice the sheep for the Eid al-Adha festival.
The major efforts made by the Kingdom in the economic, political and social sectors confirm its legitimacy to apply for membership in the European Union. Initiated by Hassan II, the project can only be reinforced by the achievements made under the reign of King Mohammed VI.
The late King Hassan II often disguised himself to go out, so that no one would recognize him. The late monarch would even have become a master of disguise.
On July 23, 1999, the late King Hassan II passed away. Three-quarters of the people, who have known no king other than him, believed that Morocco would not survive his death. Hassan II had ruled the Shereefian Kingdom with an iron fist for 38 years before passing away suddenly.
It was Friday, July 23, 1999. Moroccan television had suddenly interrupted its programs to broadcast Quranic readings, before announcing the death of the late King, Hassan II, which occurred that day around 4:30 pm.
Several foreign countries have tried to overthrow the regime of the late King Hassan II. The coups all failed, to the point that even in the West, people had started talking about the "baraka" of the Sharifian Sovereign.
The Royal guarantee, issued by King Hassan II , in favor of a Portuguese investor in Morocco, in exchange for the suspension of an appeal judgment, was not enough to restore the rights of the latter, in the face of the abuses of power perpetrated against him by his associate, Mohamed El Iraqi.