The Alaouite Family
The ruling dynasty of Morocco since the 17th century. King Hassan II held firm control for 38 years, and his son Mohammed VI has pursued a more reform-minded approach while maintaining royal authority.
King of Morocco · b. 1929–1999
Ruled Morocco for 38 years with an iron hand, surviving two coup attempts in the early 1970s. He played a key role as a mediator in the Middle East peace process.
Notable Works
- Reigned for 38 years (1961-1999)
- Survived two coup attempts (1971 and 1972)
- Organized the Green March to claim Western Sahara (1975)
- Mediated in the Arab-Israeli peace process
King of Morocco · b. 1963
King of Morocco since 1999, he has pursued a more reformist agenda than his father, including a new family code expanding women's rights and…
Notable Works
- King of Morocco since 1999
- Reformed the Mudawwana family code for women's rights (2004)
- Introduced constitutional reforms after the Arab Spring (2011)
Princess of Morocco · b. 1962
Eldest daughter of King Hassan II and elder sister of Mohammed VI. A prominent advocate for women's and children's rights in Morocco and acr…
Notable Works
- President of the Moroccan National Observatory for Children's Rights
- UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
- Advocate for women's rights in the Arab world
Prince of Morocco · b. 1970
Younger brother of Mohammed VI. He represents the King at international events and is known for his interest in sports, particularly golf an…
Notable Works
- Represents the King at international events
- President of the Royal Moroccan Federation of Equestrian Sports
- Patron of the Hassan II Golf Trophy