Kinshasa, July 30th, 2026 (CPA). – The moroccanculture has been presented as a factor in national cohesion and in strengthening the unity of the people by King Mohammed VI, on the occasion of the 27thanniversary of his accession to the throne, according to a video address of the King viewed on Thursday by CPA in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
“Moroccan culture is rich in its diversity, drawing on its Arabic, Amazigh, Saharo-Hassani, African, Hebrew and Mediterranean components. This cultural heritage is a factor in national cohesion and strengthens the unity of the Moroccan people,” has declared King Mohammed VI. The King has emphasised that the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage, as well as support for artistic creation and the cultural industries, remain essential to the Kingdom’s development. “The preservation and promotion of cultural heritage are essential, as is support for artistic creation and the cultural industries,” he has added. According to King Mohammed VI, culture is one of the cornerstones of national identity, a driver of development and an asset for Morocco’s international influence, particularly in the economic and tourism sectors. Throne Day is celebrated every July 30th in Morocco to commemorate King Mohammed VI’s accession to the throne on July 30th, 1999. This celebration symbolises the unity of the Kingdom and the Moroccan people’s attachment to the monarchy.

