Celebrations of Throne Day in Kenitra: Court of Appeal and Agricultural Club Commemorate the National Anniversary with Loyalty and Pride
On Wednesday, July 30, the Court of Appeal in Kenitra hosted an official ceremony to mark the 26th anniversary of King Mohammed VI’s accession to the throne, with the presence of the regional governor Abdelhamid El Mahfoud, alongside judicial, military, and administrative officials.
The event took place in an atmosphere characterized by loyalty and commitment to the throne, where attendees raised their hands in prayer for the King’s health and success, reaffirming their allegiance and determination to continue the path of development under his guidance.
The celebration presented an opportunity to renew commitment to the reform project led by the King and to reflect on the developmental achievements the Kingdom has witnessed over the past two decades, attended by representatives from various judicial, administrative, and security authorities.
In the same context, the Agricultural Club held a celebration that evening, honoring Throne Day, attended by the Secretary-General of the Kenitra provincial council, along with local figures and community activists.
The occasion also featured a heartwarming moment as a number of outstanding children from the club were honored, as part of an initiative aimed at encouraging youth excellence and instilling a culture of recognizing individual efforts within educational and community institutions.
