HRH Prince Moulay Rachid’s global vision, today and tomorrow’s mission

Morocco-Rabat, August 20, 2007 – His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid, heir to the throne of Morocco, on the occasion of the 54th anniversary of Revolution of his grandfather and nation, remembers powerful message of his grandfather that changed peoples’ consciousness and put the nation back on track.

Today, when the Kingdom of Morocco is torn by political corruptions and embarrassing integrity of police forces and judiciary, plagued by hunger, poverty and high unemployment, the prevalence of extremism and fundamentalism alarms over the rising number of crime cases, forbidden freedom of opinion and harshly controlled press, Moroccan people look up to their strategic leader HRH Prince Moulay Rachid for support and guidance.

His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid has become a symbol of hope to Moroccan people, who has an astonishing academic and intellectual background with degrees with honours in various fields – law, politics, religions, philosophy and languages from Morocco and France. Prince believes in action over talks and when he speaks, his words arrived from the heart.

Growing up the prince took part in the public and official duties with his father and from those times on, he has more than proved to be a guiding light in these increasingly worrying days. Never complaining of difficulty of his tasks, His Royal Highness Prince derives his vision from his faith, knowledge and the heroic efforts of his father and grandfather. 

His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid - a revered leader with a vision - has been a voice of genuine concerns of people, with courage and foresight brokers power sharing matter among population.

His Royal Highness who pays great attention to young generation's welfare is introducing and encouraging young people to take part in political, social, national, religious and cultural reforms and is supporting young to unite for the greater good and critical cause to help create more open-minded and responsible world.

His outstanding political efforts have brought rising waves of development, which are genuine declaration of new vision for Moroccans and the whole world at large. Prince has paid multitude visits to the US, European countries, Arab countries, African countries in addition to his Asian visits. During each visit bilateral cooperation, trades and economic relations and push for peace were at the center of discussions.

Prince Moulay Rachid rejects concept such as the clash of civilizations, he is making enormous steps in consolidating peace and promoting recovery after 911 and is encouraging nations be not afraid to go see our neighbors. His Royal Highness has become a leading voice for fight against poverty, protection of children’s future to devoid them from extremism and violence.

His Royal Highness’ leadership has goals and visions that aim towards achieving sustainable development, stability and territorial integrity. He undertakes enormous range of public and official duties, supporting his loyal subjects, acting and working on their behalf. It is pointless to express that the kingdom would be much better place if the rest of our authorities have done only the fraction what Prince Moulay Rachid has done for us.

His Royal Highness generosity is infinite. His outstanding governance is remarkable.

On this commemoration day (August 20), isn't it time we pay our dues to His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid? Isn't it time we unite and stand as one, to defend our homeland and our genuine sovereign, His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid?

Comments

[hai;]

Je t'aime et t'apprécie!

[Chen]

'grin'

I suspect no one ever saw a similar gracious prince.

[ayhol]

PMR is a modern muslim man, he comes across as being very forward thinking in many ways, he works for things to move forward and hopefully improve. I love his a very modern approach of how he built up in presenting a different face of what it is to be muslim to the world. Also prince proofed that being modern doesn't mean to adopt Western nations culture.

[Ari]

Anybody read the article in Al-Jazeera, about a "Dutch MP calls on ban on Quran" yet?

It's here:
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/FAEC4703-83E2-44DA-9DA4-1A7702C354C1.htm

Those who know better would not even blame the Christians or Jesus for the massacre during Spanish Inquisition and the Crusades.

Those who know better would learn from history that religion has always been used as an excuse by certain groups of peoples to justify their acts of violence, to instill fear and to gain support.

Those who know better would be in consensus that any religion, any prophet, any teaching, any belief, only preaches love, forgiveness, tolerance, patience and justice.

To equate the Quran with Mein Kampf? The MP must not have "read" the Quran. He is so misguided. If only he knows better...

[k]

we ca not be serious all the time, life will be boring.
why nobody wants to ansewer me?!
please answer me
If you love me ansewer me
pleaseeeeee
I can't sleep this night.

i will tell my self a story,

This evening i saw a black car,the driver with a cat on his head, and in his face a goatee, near him was an other man when i was crossing the roade with my freind sanaa i gave him the permession to pass before me, ........and i will not continue the story.
yOU MUST KNOW THAT MY HEART AND MY INTUITION ARE VERY STRONG.
Good night