Mohammed VI Rejects Leader Title, Prioritizes Moroccan Service
King Mohammed VI affirms that he has never sought personal glory nor the title of "continental or international leader". In his Throne Day speech, the King places the service of Moroccans and their right to a dignified life above all recognition.
After twenty-seven years of reign, the Sovereign delivered a particularly personal passage on how he conceives his role.
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"Never has the pursuit of personal glory, nor the desire for consecration through the title of ’continental or international Leader’ been an end for Me," declared Mohammed VI in his speech delivered Wednesday evening.
The King affirms that his sole concern has always been to fulfill the responsibility incumbent upon him by serving Moroccans.
Serving Moroccans rather than collecting titles
The objective set is that all citizens can live with dignity and freedom. The Sovereign presents the advances achieved during his reign not as a source of personal satisfaction, but as a foundation of confidence to continue reforms.
Mohammed VI attributes these results to a strategic vision based on initiative, rigorous monitoring, self-criticism and the determination to face the future with resolve.
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The King believes that Morocco is today at a pivotal stage of its development. He calls for prioritizing confidence and optimism against discourse likely to fuel despair and frustration.
