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Public in Morocco
Throne Day in Morocco
Also known as:
ΚΏΔ«d lΚΏarΕ‘
Commemorates the enthronement of King Mohammed VI
Quick Facts
Holiday Type
Classification in Morocco
Public
Established
Officially instituted in Morocco
1999
About Throne Day
Commemorates the enthronement of King Mohammed VI
Celebrates the accession of King Mohammed VI to the throne in 1999
Practical Information in Morocco
Banks
Banks are closed
π¦ ClosedSchools
Educational institutions are closed
π« ClosedGovernment Offices
Government services unavailable
ποΈ ClosedCalendar Details
Calendar Systems
gregorian
On this day in African history
- 1877 The Kiriji War, a civil war between the Yoruba peoples of the western Ibadan Kingdom and the eastern Ekiti-Parapo Yoruba people, begins.
- 1899 Sierra Leone chief Bai Bureh and two other leaders of the anti-British Hut Tax Uprising of 1898 are exiled to Ghana, and his followers executed.
- 1986 Organization of African Unity (OAU) adopts the Language Plan of Action for Africa in Addis Ababa, establishing the early regional guidelines for indig... Β· Ethiopia
- 1990 The news programmes on state television β the only TV news allowed in Zaire by dictator Mobutu Sese Seko β begin every broadcast with an image of Mobu... Β· Democratic Republic of the Congo
- 2006 The first multi-party elections in forty years take place in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- 2021 ACALAN launches the annual African Languages Week in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, to elevate the social and educational status of indigenous languages. Β· Burkina Faso
Historical Timeline
1999
Instituted in Morocco
π²π¦Holiday officially established in Morocco
π Established2026
Last observed in Morocco
π²π¦Final celebration recorded in Morocco
β° Last ObservedAlternative & Historical Names in Morocco
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Morocco
Also Known As:
ΚΏΔ«d lΚΏarΕ‘
Current Status in Morocco
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Morocco
Last observed: 2026
Public Holiday
Date: July 30, 2024