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250 Dirhams - Mohammed VI Green March 25th Anniversary

Issuer Bank Al-Maghrib
Year 2000
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Obverse description Bare-headed effigy of King Mohammed VI facing left, rendered in high relief against a mirror-polished field. The portrait is modelled in a naturalistic, contemporary style, capturing the young king's features with fine sculptural detail. An Arabic legend reading 'Mohammed VI, King of Morocco' is inscribed in flowing calligraphic script to the left of the effigy.
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Obverse lettering محمد السادس ملك المغرب
(Translation: Mohammed VI, King of Morocco)
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The Green March of November 1975 was a calculated gamble by Hassan II — dispatching 350,000 unarmed Moroccan civilians into the Spanish-controlled Western Sahara just as Franco lay dying in Madrid and Spain's capacity to respond militarily had effectively collapsed. It worked. Spain signed the Madrid Accords within weeks, transferring administration of the territory. This commemorative was issued in the first year of Mohammed VI's reign, marking the 25th anniversary under a king who had inherited both the territory and its unresolved sovereignty dispute with the Polisario Front.

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