King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan and Prince Moulay Rachid, recently presided over the oath-taking ceremony of officers who graduated from military and paramilitary institutes and schools in Tetouan. The King named this graduating class after the late “Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Latifa”, emphasizing the importance of Moroccan women in society. In his address, the King expressed his confidence in the graduates fulfilling their duties with integrity, discipline, and loyalty to the nation.
The ceremony included graduates from various military schools, paramilitary establishments, and reserve officers. The King also awarded stripes to newly promoted officers for the year 2024. Additionally, the Advancement Commission of Royal Armed Forces Personnel presented the results of the promotion process to the King, who commended the personnel for their dedication to the motto: “God – The Homeland – The King”.
The oath-taking event was attended by government officials, military personnel, and foreign military attachés. Overall, the ceremony highlighted the dedication and commitment of the Royal Armed Forces to serving the nation with honor and pride.