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European Institute: King’s role shields Morocco from Arab Spring unrest
A report from the European Institute for Geopolitical Studies confirms that the Moroccan religious model is one of the most distinctive features that set the kingdom apart. It has transcended the spiritual dimension to become a key factor in organizing social life and promoting political stability through an institutional framework that includes the oversight of mosques and imams. The status of King Mohammed VI as Commander of the Faithful has played a significant role in protecting the country from instability scenarios experienced by other nations during the Arab Spring. By combining political and religious legitimacy, this has limited the emergence of competing religious alternatives and supported both internal and external stability for the country.
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