
Morocco's King Mohammed VI to Make Official Visit to Madagascar Next Week
After Senegal, it is Madagascar’s turn to welcome King Mohammed VI on an official visit scheduled for next week.

After Senegal, it is Madagascar’s turn to welcome King Mohammed VI on an official visit scheduled for next week.

The University and Social Cultural Association and the Consistoire de Paris are organizing a Judeo-Moroccan week in Créteil, France. The event will be held from March 12 to 19 and placed under the high patronage of King Mohammed VI .

Contrary to the rumors circulating, King Mohammed VI did not cancel his trip to Dakar after suffering from the flu. Announced for weeks, this official visit will indeed take place.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has decided to celebrate the efforts made by King Mohammed VI in favor of the development of football in Morocco. This will be during a ceremony scheduled for this month in Kigali, Rwanda.

Is King Mohammed VI a reformer? This is the question that a DW documentary tries to answer by reviewing the more than 20 years of rule of the monarch at the head of the Alaouite kingdom.

King Mohammed VI was unable to travel to Dakar as planned on Wednesday, February 22, due to the flu he needs to treat in the coming days.

In order to help the many families who found themselves homeless in Ouarzazate due to the recent snowfall, King Mohammed VI gave instructions for them to be rehoused.

The Secretary General of the PJD, Abdelilah Benkirane, is relaunching the debate on the reform of the Moudawana and the Penal Code, promising strong actions if the Minister of Justice introduces amendments that undermine the family unit.

Following the instructions of King Mohammed VI, teams from the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity and the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) are delivering emergency aid to populations affected by heavy rainfall and snowfall.

Currently on a private stay in Gabon, King Mohammed VI will make an official visit to Dakar on Monday, February 20, where he will meet with Senegalese President Macky Sall.

Mohammed Benchaâboun is no longer officially the Moroccan ambassador to France, according to a decision by King Mohammed VI published in the official gazette.

A few hours after the earthquake that killed hundreds in Turkey, King Mohammed VI expressed his condolences to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.