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Mohammed Iii Of Morocco
Mohammed ben Abdallah III (in Arabic : ) (born circa 1720 in Meknes , who died in 1790 in Fez ), is the Sultan of Morocco from 1757 to 1790.
Even if he formally becomes sultan in 1757 at the death of his father Abdullah II of Morocco , he took charge of the country from 1746 for 44 years.
King Goodwill, he does not choose specific capital, although he built a great palace in Rabat , giving this small city the rank of imperial capital. He has good relations with all the powers of the East or West. In particular, it allows Morocco to be the first country to recognize the newest United States .
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References
- Obama, Barack. "A new beginning. Cairo University. Cairo, Egypt. June 4, 2009.
- http://clinton6.nara.gov/2000/06/2000-06-20-remarks-by-the-president-and-king-mohammed-vi-of-morocco-a.html
| Preceded by | Mohammed III of Morocco | Followed by | |||
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| Abdullah II |
| Al-Yazid |
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