Honorary Consul of Morocco in Uganda celebrates Throne Day 2025

The Honorary Consul of the Kingdom of Morocco in Uganda, George Nkya has extended his warmest congratulations to the people of Morocco upon the marking of Throne Day, a national celebration commemorating the enthronement of His Majesty King Mohammed VI.

In his official message, Nkya expressed heartfelt admiration for the significant progress made by the Kingdom and the enduring legacy of the Alaouite dynasty.

“Throne Day is not only a celebration of Morocco’s rich monarchical heritage but also a tribute to the visionary leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI. It reflects the Kingdom’s unity, resilience, and continuous progress,” Nkya stated.

Observed annually on July 30th, Throne Day marks the anniversary of His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s ascension to the throne in 1999.

This significant cultural and political occasion in Morocco is celebrated with grand public events, including military parades, air shows, fireworks, and cultural exhibitions throughout the country.

The central ceremony occurs at the Royal Palace in Rabat, where senior government officials reaffirm their loyalty to the King.

Nkya acknowledged the Kingdom’s accomplishments under His Majesty’s reign, highlighting advancements in economic development, social inclusion, and cultural preservation.

He also emphasised the growing partnership between Morocco and Uganda.

“Uganda deeply values its friendship with Morocco, which is founded on mutual respect, cooperation, and a shared commitment to sovereignty and international partnership,” he remarked.

“We look forward to expanding our collaboration in vital areas such as agriculture, renewable energy, health, and knowledge exchange.”

Uganda Exports to Morocco were quoted at $29.74m in 2023, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade.

Currently, Moroccan investors in Uganda are mostly rooted in sectors as infrastructure, tourism, agriculture, and industry. Uganda’s major exports to Morocco include coffee, tea, mate and spices, among others.