Moroccan people are celebrating the 20th anniversary of the accession of His Majesty King Mohammed VI to the throne of His glorious ancestors on Tuesday, 30 July, a moment of commemoration of a common history that reflects the perfect symbiosis between the Throne and people in their march towards the future.

Throne Day is a special annual occasion to renew the alliance between the king and the Moroccan people by strengthening bonds of allegiance and cohesion, while continuing the construction of modern Morocco and protecting its supreme interests, its unity and its sovereignty over its entire territory, including the southern provinces, which has created a regional conflict built up from scratch, but which has been settled in advance by Moroccans in general, and Saharawis in particular.