Morocco is currently grieving the loss of Princess Lalla Latifa, the mother of King Mohammed VI and widow of Hassan II. The announcement was made by the spokesperson of the Royal Palace in a statement that was widely circulated by Moroccan media. The statement expressed deep sadness and sorrow over her death, asking for God’s mercy and blessings for the late princess.
Princess Lalla Latifa, formerly known as Latifa Amahzoune, gained her royal title when she married King Hassan II on November 9, 1961. Together, they had five children: Princesses Lalla Meryem, Lalla Asmaa, Lalla Hasnaa, Prince Moulay Rachid, and the current King of Morocco Mohammed VI. The loss of Princess Lalla Latifa has brought immense grief to the royal family and the people of Morocco.
Reports suggest that Princess Lalla Latifa had a residence in Paris region where King Mohammed VI visited her in 2022 as her health began to decline. The King’s presence at her bedside during her final days reflects the close bond between a mother and son as well as the importance of family in times of sorrow. The people of Morocco are in mourning for the loss of a beloved member of their royal family.
The Royal Palace is currently preparing for an official funeral ceremony that will take place in Rabat this coming week. Further details about the ceremony will be released once they become available.
The people of Morocco are paying tribute to Princess Lalla Latifa by visiting her house and offering their condolences to her family members who are mourning their loss deeply.
The country is coming together to honor a woman who played an important role in shaping its history and culture over many years. Her legacy will continue to live on through those she left behind.
