Enthronement

The Enthronement Day in Morocco, also known as **Eid Al-Arsh** or **Fête du Trône**, is a significant national holiday that commemorates the accession of the current monarch to the throne. It is celebrated annually on **July 30th**, marking the day when King Mohammed VI ascended to power in 1999 following the passing of his father, King Hassan II. The holiday is a symbol of unity and loyalty to the monarchy, which holds a central place in Moroccan culture and governance. Celebrations include grand ceremonies, parades, cultural events, and fireworks across the country. The King often delivers a speech addressing the nation, reflecting on achievements and outlining future goals. Enthronement Day is a time for Moroccans to express their pride in their heritage and reaffirm their commitment to the monarchy and the nation's progress.