Mohammed VI

Activities

7 months ago: The King of Morocco Mohammed VI (L), his son Prince Hassan III (R), and his wife Lalla Salma (R, back) welcome Jordan's king Abdallah II (not pictured), 13 January 2008 at the airport in Marrakesh ahead of an official welcome ceremony at the royal palace in the desert city in the presence of Moroccan government and army leaders. King Abdullah is on a three-day official visit to Morocco for talks

Royal Activities

7 months ago: The King of Morocco Mohammed VI (L), his son Prince Hassan III (R), and his wife Lalla Salma (R, back) welcome Jordan's king Abdallah II (not pictured), 13 January 2008 at the airport in Marrakesh ahead of an official welcome ceremony at the royal palace in the desert city in the presence of Moroccan government and army leaders. King Abdullah is on a three-day official visit to Morocco for talks on boosting cooperation between the Arab allies.

Royal Activities

7 months ago: The King of Morocco Mohammed VI (R) and his son Prince Hassan III (not pictured) welcome Jordan's King Abdallah II (L) and Queen Rania (C), 13 January 2008 at the airport in Marrakesh ahead of an official welcome ceremony at the royal palace in the desert city in the presence of Moroccan government and army leaders. King Abdullah is on a three-day official visit to Morocco for talks on boosting cooperation between the Arab allies.

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Royal Activities

7 months ago: The King of Morocco Mohammed VI (C on red carpet) and his son Prince Hassan III (R on red carpet) welcome Abdallah II, King of Jordan (C on red carpet), 13 January 2008 at the airport in Marrakesh ahead of an official welcome ceremony at the royal palace in the desert city in the presence of Moroccan government and army leaders. King Abdullah is on a three-day official visit to Morocco for talks on boosting cooperation between the Arab allies.

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Royal Activities

4 months ago: French Minister of Foreign Affairs Bernard Kouchner (L) speaks to King Mohammed VI of Morocco (R) as French Prime Minister Francois Fillon looks on at the Royal Palace in Ifrane, northern Morocco on April 18, 2008. Fillon is in Morocco on an official visit and announced on April 18, 2008 the sale to Morocco of a warship worth 500 million euros.