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Mohammed VI's Quiet Revolution in France
The article focused on the reforms achieved by the Kingdom of Morocco over more than 27 years under the reign of King Mohammed VI. French writer Stéphane Bern emphasized that these reforms are impressive and are rooted in the deep, continuous Alawite history that has persisted for over four centuries. Bern explained that Moroccan governmental history dates back to the Idrisid state in 789, passing through various dynasties, up to the Alawite dynasty, which established its position in the 17th century and continues to this day. He also mentioned that the book Bern published highlights the historical roots of the royal authority and showcases King Mohammed VI’s efforts in reforming the country and responding to challenges and crises. This reflects the continuity of the ruling institution in Morocco and its influence in building a modern state.
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