Throne day : Following the royal speech, political parties remained silent

King Mohammed VI has criticized on Saturday during the throne speech the work of political parties in Morocco and blamed the failure of local officials to quickly implement development projects. For now, political parties have preferred to remain silent as they are being held responsible for the current crisis in the Rif region by analysts.

King Mohammed VI praises the role of law enforcement services and criticizes political parties

Mohammed VI has decided not to follow the rule. His speech on the occasion of the commemoration of the Celebration of the Throne this year has not focused on an enumeration of the accomplishments during the past year. The shadow of the «Hirak» dominated the royal intervention.

Throne celebrations : Royal pardon for the benefit of prisoners of the PJD party and some members of the «Hirak» movement

The son of Hind Achchabi calls the King to help his mother through an emotional video

Morocco to establish an embassy in Zambia

To avoid another wave of anger, Ministers are on a mission to several regions of the kingdom

To prevent the occurrence of another scenario similar to the Hirak movement in the Rif region, El Othmani’s government is set to visit a number of regions in order to evaluate the implementation of developmental projects. Béni-Mellal and the three regions of the Sahara will be the first parts to benefit from this operation.

Hirak : Royal anger at the government over the delay of «Al Hoceima, Mediterranean lighthouse» project

King Mohammed VI is disappointed and dissatisfied with the delay impacting «Al Hoceima, Mediterranean lighthouse» project implementation. He, as a result, urged the government and asked the Ministries in charge to intensify their work's pace.

28 Syrian refugees received yesterday in Rabat

Saudi Arabia : King Mohammed VI congratulates  the new Crown Prince

Figuig : King Mohammed VI intervenes in the Syrian refugee crisis