On July 30, 2026, King Mohammed VI of Morocco presided over a reception in the coastal city of M'diq, held to celebrate the glorious Throne Day (FΓͺte du TrΓ΄ne). The event marked the 27th anniversary of the King's accession to the throne, which occurred on July 30, 1999, following the passing of his father, King Hassan II.
The reception was attended by senior government officials, military officers, and dignitaries, as well as local representatives and citizens. During the ceremony, the King received congratulations from attendees, and the occasion was marked by expressions of loyalty and patriotism.
Throne Day is a national holiday in Morocco, celebrated annually on July 30. It commemorates the King's enthronement and is a time for Moroccans to reflect on the nation's progress and unity under the monarchy.
The choice of M'diq, a city in the northern region of Morocco, underscores the King's attention to provincial development and his commitment to bringing the monarchy closer to all citizens across the kingdom.
