🇲🇦 Morocco
Constitutional monarchyClosed autocracy
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Mohammed VI of Morocco
Monarch · 9,948 days in office
How the political system works in Morocco
Morocco is governed as a constitutional monarchy. Its monarch, Mohammed VI of Morocco, has led the country since Jul 23, 1999. Morocco has had 3 monarchs since 1957. Under the Regimes of the World classification, it counts as a closed autocracy.
Tenure records
Longest-serving
Hassan II
14,026 days
Shortest-serving
Mohammed V of Morocco
1,292 days
Average tenure
7,659 days
Mohammed VI of Morocco: 30% above average
Recent monarchs by days in office
All monarchs of Morocco
| # | Name | Took office | Left office | Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 |  Mohammed VI of Morocco | Jul 23, 1999 | Incumbent | 9,948 |
| 2 |  Hassan II | Feb 26, 1961 | Jul 23, 1999 | 14,026 |
| 1 |  Mohammed V of Morocco | Aug 14, 1957 | Feb 26, 1961 | 1,292 |
Officeholder history via Wikidata. Multiple rows for one person indicate separate terms.
Frequently asked questions
- Who is the Monarch of Morocco?
- Mohammed VI of Morocco has been Monarch of Morocco since Jul 23, 1999.
- How is the leader of Morocco chosen?
- Morocco is governed as a constitutional monarchy. Its monarch, Mohammed VI of Morocco, has led the country since Jul 23, 1999. Morocco has had 3 monarchs since 1957. Under the Regimes of the World classification, it counts as a closed autocracy.
- Who is the longest-serving Monarch of Morocco?
- Hassan II, with 14,026 days in office.