King Mohammed VI of Morocco Undergoes Successful Shoulder Surgery

Rabat — King Mohammed VI of Morocco successfully underwent surgery on his left shoulder following a fracture sustained during a sporting activity, according to state media reports. The procedure, which was carried out at the Royal Palace Clinic in Rabat, has been described as a success by medical professionals overseeing the operation.

The injury, incurred during a recent sporting engagement, necessitated surgical intervention to ensure proper recovery and functionality of the affected shoulder. Medical experts have recommended that the King’s left shoulder remain immobilized for a period of 45 days to facilitate healing.

This development has drawn attention both domestically and internationally, with well-wishes pouring in from across Morocco and beyond. The King, known for his active lifestyle and engagement in various sports, is expected to follow the prescribed recovery regimen under close medical supervision.

The Moroccan royal family and state authorities have expressed gratitude for the concern and support shown by citizens and international well-wishers. Updates on the King’s recovery will be shared as necessary, ensuring transparency and continued communication with the public.

King Mohammed VI has long been a symbol of stability and leadership in Morocco, and this temporary setback is not expected to hinder his duties and responsibilities in the long term. The nation remains united in its support for His Majesty’s swift recovery.