King leads graduation oath in Tetouan
King Mohammed VI, the Supreme Commander and Chief of Staff of the Royal Armed Forces, held a ceremony at the Mushur Square in the Royal Palace in Tetouan to mark the 27th anniversary of the Throne Day. The event included the swearing-in of officers graduating from various military and semi-military schools, as well as promotions to new ranks. The King named the graduating battalion "El Oued" in honor of the capital of the southern provinces of the kingdom. This occasion reflects the nation's pride in modernizing and developing its armed forces and reaffirms the commitment to the motto "God, Homeland, King." The ceremony featured a military parade and officer promotions, along with the reading of the King's speech, which emphasized the importance of sacrifice, loyalty, and patriotism. Senior officials and important civil and military personalities participated in the event.
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