A new photo of King Mohammed VI of Morocco created a buzz on social networks. This time, he was with his wife Princess Lalla Salma.

On 28 December 2016, the Swedish-Moroccan producer RedOne posted on the social networks a cliché where he took a picture with His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco in Marrakech. Dressed in a blue jacket with yellow motifs and jeans, the sovereign surprised many with this look, as it is mostly seen only during ceremonies, meetings or other official engagements. He then wears a strict costume or a traditional djellaba accompanied by a fez. The photo did not fail to make the buzz in Morocco, some praising the modernity of their monarch.

It is my "ABSOLUTE" greatest honor to be the guest of his Majesty, the KING of Morocco #godblesshim #welovehim #thebest #thebestleader pic.twitter.com/vj0Y4VsVdN

— RedOne (@RedOne_Official) December 28, 2016

A week later, on Thursday, January 5th 2017, the King of Morocco broke the internet with another image, showing it in an equally trendy outfit. Together with his wife Princess Lalla Salma, in a black and red top decorated with large flowers, he wore a black tee-shirt printed with a white logo under a caramel-colored croco jacket.

The website of the Moroccan magazine "TelQuel" emphasizes that this tee-shirt is a creation "of the young Tangier brand" Rock da Kasbah ", whose products are on sale in some concept stores in Morocco" Of Majorelle "in Marrakech. But she said on her Facebook page that she had just received on January 4th the visit of H.R.H Princess Lalla Salma, the wife of King Mohammed VI.

And, in the wake, Rock da Kasbah obviously hastened to share the photo in question on his account Instagram. To see the monarch of his country wear one of his clothes, what more beautiful publicity this young brand could have dreamed!

On a working and friendship visit to France this Wednesday, the King of Morocco Mohammed VI met with President Francois Hollande, before traveling to the Institute of the Arab world was presented the project of the Moroccan cultural center which is to be built in Paris.

Mohammed VI began his visiting Paris this February 17 to Elysee Palace where he was received by François Hollande, who he met at Tangier in September 2015. The King of Morocco and President of the French Republic have called the Libyan Parliament internationally recognized "quickly put its trust" in new national unity government in Libya, the French presidency said in a statement after the meeting. After their talks, the Moroccan monarch in "working visit and friendship in France", Hollande traveled to the Arab World Institute. They visited the exhibition "Osiris, Egypt's Sunken mysteries" and were presented with the draft of the future Moroccan cultural center in Paris.
Photo Credits: Paris Match