HM King Mohammed VI: Progress Made By Morocco Is Result Of Clear Vision, Sacrifices Of All Moroccans

PERSISMA, Rabat – The progress made by Morocco is not accidental, but the result of a clear vision and a precise strategy, as well as the fruit of efforts and sacrifices made by all Moroccans, HM King Mohammed VI said.

“I would like to pay tribute to the successive governments for the genuine patriotism and high sense of responsibility they showed during the time they were in charge of public affairs”, HM King Mohammed VI said in a speech to the nation on the 61st anniversary of the King and People’s Revolution Day.

The Sovereign also paid tribute to national businesses for their role in promoting the country’s social and economic development, hailing the growing role of civil society organizations and the active part they play in the development process.

The monarch also commended the action of political parties and serious trade unions, described in the Constitution as essential political players, given their militant record and the true patriotism and sense of responsibility they display when it comes to dealing with the nation’s major issues.

“I would also like to thank trade unions for the major role they have played during the last 15 years in achieving comprehensive social peace, without giving up their immutable principles when championing economic and social interests and upholding the rights of the working class”, HM the King said.

The Sovereign recalled that He has responded favorably to their request regarding representation in the Upper House, which, in the early draft of the fundamental law, was only open to representatives of local communities.

“I am keen to see these organizations continue to play their social and development role, while remaining committed to fulfilling their national duty in terms of construction, reform and social peace, just as they take advantage of the legal rights they have been granted”, HM the King noted.

The Sovereign also paid tribute to the members of the teaching profession, men and women, particularly in rural areas, for their efforts in educating generations of qualified executives, who have done their share in promoting development projects, as well as for the sacrifices they make for the education of future generations.

“Thanks to their patriotism and creative genius, I am confident that our young people can achieve their country’s development and ensure its access to the club of emerging nations”, the Monarch noted.

Source: map.ma