Morocco marks 27th Throne Day in Doha with focus on progress and ties with Qatar
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According to Sebastian Marmol, the Moroccan Embassy in Doha recently hosted an event to commemorate the 27th Throne Day, drawing dozens of diplomats together. Ambassador Mohamed Setri utilized the occasion to emphasize Morocco's ongoing development and its strengthened relationship with Qatar. During the event, praise was directed toward the late Father Amir for his historical support of the Kingdom. The gathering served to reinforce the diplomatic ties between the two nations, highlighting a collaborative effort to promote progress and mutual interests between Morocco and Qatar.
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