King Mohammed VI offers condolences on the passing of the King of Norway

A Royal message of sympathy from Rabat to Oslo

In a humanitarian gesture reflecting the depth of the bonds of friendship between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Kingdom of Norway, King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences and sympathy to the monarch of Norway, King Haakon VIII, following the death of King Harald V.

Honoring the late King’s legacy

In his message, the Moroccan monarch expressed his deep sadness and grief over the passing of King Harald V, recalling with great appreciation the rich journey of the late King, who dedicated his life to the service of the Norwegian people with devotion and sincerity, remaining throughout his reign a symbol of the nation’s unity and cohesion.

A message of solidarity from the Moroccan people

The royal message conveyed sincere feelings of solidarity, with King Mohammed VI stating: “On this painful occasion, I extend to you, and through you to Her Majesty Queen Sonja, all members of your esteemed royal family, and the Norwegian people, on my own behalf and on behalf of my royal family and the Moroccan people, my deepest condolences and sincere sympathy.”

This royal initiative underscores Morocco’s ongoing commitment to sharing grief and sympathy with friendly nations during pivotal moments, reflecting the special place that Norway holds in the Moroccan diplomatic agenda.