On the occasion of the 27th anniversary of the accession of King Mohammed VI to his Throne, numerous heads of state, sovereigns, and foreign leaders sent messages of congratulations, reflecting the strong bilateral ties between the Kingdom and its global partners.
Arab Leaders Highlight Fraternal Ties
Among regional counterparts, King Salmane Ben Abdelaziz Al Saoud and Crown Prince Mohammed Ben Salmane of Saudi Arabia emphasized the fraternal relations uniting the two countries. King Abdallah II of Jordan, Mauritian President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sissi, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, the Sultan of Oman, the King of Bahrain, and the leaders of the United Arab Emirates also extended wishes of health, happiness, and prosperity to the Sovereign and the Moroccan people.
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International Partners Reaffirm Cooperation
Global partners similarly highlighted the quality of their diplomatic engagements with Morocco. Chinese President Xi Jinping noted the tenth anniversary of the Sino-Moroccan strategic partnership, while German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier described the Kingdom as a key partner in North Africa. British monarch King Charles III pointed to the strength of bilateral ties alongside a shared commitment to addressing common challenges.
Additional congratulatory notes arrived from Russian President Vladimir Poutine, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn, and the sovereigns of Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Japan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who sent congratulatory messages for the Throne anniversary?
Numerous foreign leaders sent messages, including Arab heads of state, European sovereigns, and international partners such as Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Poutine.
What specific milestone did China reference?
Chinese President Xi Jinping recalled the tenth anniversary of the Sino-Moroccan strategic partnership.
How did German leadership characterize Morocco?
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier described the Kingdom as a key partner in North Africa.