Royal Celebrations in M'diq and Tétouan
In a grand display of national pride and unity, King Mohammed VI of Morocco will preside over the official celebrations marking the 27th anniversary of his ascension to the throne on Thursday and Friday. This announcement was made by the Ministry of Royal Household, Protocol, and Chancellery on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, from Rabat. The festivities are set to commence on the afternoon of Thursday, July 30, 2026, with a royal reception in the picturesque coastal town of M'diq, located in the M'diq-Fnideq prefecture.
The following day, Friday, July 31, 2026, the celebrations will move to Tétouan, where the King will oversee the swearing-in ceremony for the new graduates from various military, paramilitary, and civilian schools and institutions. This significant event will take place at the Mechouar Square of the Royal Palace, emphasizing the King's role as the Supreme Commander and Chief of Staff of the Royal Armed Forces.
In keeping with royal traditions, the General Staff of the Royal Armed Forces will host a luncheon at the Officers' Casino of the Royal Guard in Tétouan, as per the King's directives. Later that same day, King Mohammed VI will again convene at Mechouar Square to lead the loyalty ceremony, further solidifying the bond between the monarchy and the nation.
The Throne Day is one of the key state commemorative events in the Moroccan calendar, and the Ministry's announcement outlines the official protocol for this year's celebrations, which are expected to attract representatives from the realms of politics, military, and administration. The ceremonies in M'diq and Tétouan are designed to provide an official backdrop for this important national holiday.
As reported by maghreb-post.de.
