Prince Moulay Rachid is forward looking, report

Saudi monthly, Arrajol, (published in London) has run a special report on Prince Moulay Rachid entitled "I am pragmatic and remains at the disposition of H.M. the King."

The report includes an interview with the prince who talks about Morocco's specificities, challenges, the Hassanian school and sports ambitions of the kingdom. He also explains how he conciliates between his official duties and personal activities.

In the introduction, the journalist, Mohamed El Harti, says the kingdom, boasting a plural civilization and a strategic geographic location, is at the crossroads between the orient and Europe and a successful blending of Arab and Amzigh cultures.

The author also explains how Morocco, thanks to its attachment to its roots, reflects a genuine image of Arab-Andalusian civilization and has managed to become a model of an authentic and dynamic Islamic civilization. Recalling that the roots of the Alawit dynasty date back to time immemorial in Moroccan history, the journalist writes "relations between Morocco and its symbol (Alawit dynasty) is an existential and not a temporary one that is evident in the positions of both the extreme left and the extreme rights.

He also says thatprince Moulay Rachid is a person that cares for the future and well aware of the modern times requirements.