Jordan Extends Congratulations to Morocco on Throne Day
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has officially conveyed its heartfelt congratulations to the Kingdom of Morocco, both to its government and its people, on the occasion of the Throne Day anniversary. This significant event is celebrated annually in Morocco, marking a profound historical connection between the monarchy and the citizens of the nation.
The origins of Throne Day date back to 1933, when it was first celebrated during the reign of King Mohammed V. The day serves as a symbol of unity and solidarity between the throne and the people, a tradition that continued through the reign of King Hassan II. Since the ascension of King Mohammed VI to the throne in 1999, the celebration has been firmly established on July 30 each year.
This official occasion holds immense importance in Morocco, featuring various ceremonial practices. One of the highlights is the "Throne Speech," delivered by the King, which outlines the political and economic roadmap for the country. Additionally, the event includes the "Loyalty and Allegiance Ceremony" and the reception of diplomatic congratulations from brotherly and friendly nations, further emphasizing the significance of this day in Moroccan culture and governance.
As reported by royanews.tv.
