Twenty-third sovereign of the Alawite dynasty established in Morocco since the seventeenth century, Mohammed VI took over from his father Hassan II in 1999, and from the moment of his coronation, he positioned himself as a "king of the poor", close to the people. Naturally shy, he prefers to act rather than speak, defining a modern style of governance that has earned him great popularity from the start. Married to a young computer engineer, he asserted a policy of liberalization of morals and even made a critical review of the period of repression led by his father during the years of lead. However, he faces opposition from conservatives, which leads to the election of the Islamist PJD (Party of Justice and Development) as head of government, following the Arab Spring of 2011.
Vanina Kanban
as Narrator (voice)
King Mohammed VI
as Self (archive footage)
King Hassan II
as Self (archive footage)
Hassan Aourid
as Self
Abdellah Tourabi
as Self - Political journalist
King Mohammed V
as Self (archive footage)
Noureddine Ayouch
as Self
Mohamed Tozy
as Self - Political scientist
Neila Tazi
as Self
Bill Clinton
as Self (archive footage)
Jacques Chirac
as Self (archive footage)
Prince Moulay Rachid
as Self (archive footage)
