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Mohammed VI of Morocco
Mohammed VI of Morocco has been king since 1999, succeeding his father Hassan II. He reformed family law in 2004, extending women's rights, and after the protests of 2011 approved a new constitution that gave more power to parliament while keeping wide royal authority. His reign has seen large infrastructure projects and continued Moroccan claims over Western Sahara.
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