On the occasion of the 26th anniversary of the glorious Throne Day, the Senegalese government newspaper “Le Soleil” published a special report highlighting Morocco’s development model under the leadership of King Mohammed VI. The report focused on the reforms initiated by the King to establish a modern state, emphasizing his role as a visionary leader striving to advance the kingdom and enhance its regional and international standing.
The report addressed the major economic pillars that Morocco relies on for its growth journey, spotlighting sectors such as phosphates, manufacturing, and medical tourism, which have become significant regional attractions. It also mentioned the investments the kingdom is directing towards the sports sector, particularly Morocco’s preparations to host the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 and the World Cup 2030, reflecting its ambition to strengthen its continental and international presence.
In the energy sector, the report focused on the Atlantic African Gas Pipeline project, detailing its strategic importance in securing energy for West Africa and its role in supporting Morocco’s continental initiatives. Additionally, it highlighted Morocco’s rich cultural heritage, with special attention to cities like Marrakech and Dakhla, and the presence of Moroccan products in African markets, bolstering Morocco’s economic and cultural standing on the continent.
Through interviews with Moroccan officials, Minister of Industry and Trade Ryad Mezzour stated that the Moroccan-Senegalese partnership is a successful model of South-South cooperation based on trust and solidarity, offering promising prospects for joint development. For his part, Ambassador Hassan Nasri emphasized the deep historical and cultural ties between the two countries, noting that shared religious and cultural elements, particularly Sunni Maliki Islam and Sufi values, reinforce cooperation and sustainable development.
In conclusion, the Moroccan ambassador affirmed that the celebration of Throne Day in Dakar reflects the unity of spirit and heritage between the two nations, emphasizing Morocco’s commitment to enhancing regional integration through investment, training, and infrastructure development, confirming its position as a key partner in the balanced and sustainable development of Africa.
