On Wednesday, King Mohammed VI presided over a significant swearing-in ceremony for the new officers, commemorating the 25th anniversary of Throne Day. The event showcased Morocco’s military strength and the enduring connection between the monarchy and its armed forces.
As Supreme Commander and Chief of the General Staff of FAR, King Mohammed VI delivered an impassioned address to the newly inducted officers, emphasizing the values of loyalty, patriotism, and dedication to the nation. “You are the guardians of our nation’s honor and security,” he stated. “Your dedication and courage are essential for maintaining the stability and prosperity of our beloved Morocco.”
In a heartfelt gesture, the King named the new class of officers after his late mother, Princess Lalla Latifa, who passed away last June. This tribute highlighted the significance of Moroccan mothers in instilling moral and patriotic values in their children.
The King expressed his unwavering confidence in the new officers’ ability to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and integrity, stating, “I have full confidence in your capability to serve our country with distinction.”
The ceremony featured a military parade and the presentation of new rank insignia, attended by officers from esteemed military institutions such as the Royal Military Academy and the Royal Air School. High-ranking government officials, including the Prime Minister, the Speakers of both Houses of Parliament, and foreign military attaches also participated in the event.
This occasion reaffirmed the army’s crucial role in ensuring Morocco’s sovereignty and security.
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