King Muhammad VI: An Enigmatic Ruler of Morocco

Muhammad VI, the King of Morocco, stands out for his admiration of individuals who challenge the system, despite being at the pinnacle of power himself. Unlike many other Arab kings, the monarchy in Morocco has a long-standing legacy, dating back to the 8th century. However, Muhammad VI has always seemed uncomfortable in his role, seemingly pushed into it by his father. This discomfort has become even more pronounced over the years, leading to extended absences and unexplained actions. Despite his shortcomings, the king still enjoys widespread respect and affection from Moroccans, who perceive him as a symbol of the nation. However, concerns are growing about the king's effectiveness and his absence from the kingdom for most of the year, causing instability and potential constitutional crisis.