Lalla salma

La princesse Lalla Salma [1 ] ( لَالَّة سلمى), née Salma Bennani, le 10 mai 1978 à Elle est de facto la Biographie Salma Bennani est la fille d'Abdelhamid [2 ], morte trois ans après sa naissance. Appelée [1 ] depuis son mariage avec le [3 ]. Après la mort de sa mère, elle part avec sa sœur Meryem à [4 ]. Elle fréquente une école privée, et obtient avec mention très bien un Le 12 octobre 2001, elle se fiance [5 ] avec Mohammed VI, qu'elle a rencontré pour la première fois en 1999 [4 ] , [6 ]. Leur mariage légal a lieu le 21 mars 2002 [7 ] puis la même année a lieu la [8 ] , [9 ] au • le 8 mai 2003; • la princesse 28 février 2007. Statut et rôles officiels Lalla Salma est la première conjointe d'un [10 ] d' [11 ] et le [12 ] par le 12 juillet 2002 [13 ]. Ainsi, l'épouse royale, en plus d'être la «mère des princes», est présente publiquement et entreprend des actions officielles largement couvertes par les médias nationaux, devenant une « [14 ]. En 2005, le gouvernement espagnol l'élève au grade de grand-croix de l' [15 ]. En 2006, elle crée l' [16 ], et celui de Disparition de la scène publique et divorce Début 2018, son absence médiatique est remarquée [17 ]. Sa dernière apparition en public remonte à décembre 2017 au [18 ]. Elle est absente au chevet de Mohammed VI, entouré de ses sœurs, frère et enfants après son opération d'une arythmie cardiaque à Paris le 26 février [19 ]. Le 21 mars 2018, jour du seizième anniversaire de son mariage, le magazine espagnol [19 ]. Le 15...

After the much-delayed state visit of King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain to Morocco, Princess Lalla Salma has been brought back in the news. In 2018, rumours circulated outside Morocco that King Mohammed of Morocco and Princess Lalla Salma had divorced. However, as was expected, the Moroccan Royal Court never confirmed or denied the report. It is a subject the Moroccan media don’t dare to touch, but that hasn’t stopped international publications from discussing their separation or Princess Lalla Salma’s disappearance since then. Many want to know and are concerned about where Lalla Salma is. Is she still in Morocco? Italy? Greece? Somewhere else in Europe? Information is scarce. There have been reports she was seen holidaying in Italy with her two children, Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and Princess Lalla Khadija. Other rumours say she’s living in Greece, while others say she’s remained in Morocco. What we do know is that she has not been seen in public in any official capacity since late 2017. No comments have come from the Royal Palace or members of the Royal Family. She did not participate in the Spanish state visit this month, and her absence was noticeable as she has long gotten on well with Queen Letizia and accompanied her around Morocco on previous visits. Her former sister-in-law, Princess Lalla Meryem, seems to have taken up the role of “First Lady” in Lalla Salma’s stead. For her part, Princess Lalla Meryem and the other Moroccan princesses were very kind to Qu...

She was once a common representative at royal events representing Morocco’s King Mohammed, but since 2017, So where is the so-called “Ghost Princess,” and what is she doing? It was reported in 2018 by Hola magazine that she had Discussions about the Royal Family in Morocco within the press are taboo, so no media dares to question the Princess’s disappearance or where she might be. Rumours have circulated that she lives in Rabat, Morocco, in exile in the United States and Greece. None of these has been confirmed. Unfortunate rumours did circulate about her death, but they were proven to be untrue when The timing was not coincidental, as many in the international media had begun questioning her whereabouts, which was Since then, spottings of her have been sparse. However, there was a report in the Arab news Assahifa last year that she marked her birthday on the royal estate in Rabat, where she is said to reside. The attorney for King Mohammed and Princess Lalla Salma has formally denied any custody disputes and reports of her fleeing the country – shutting down those rumours, saying they were “intolerable” and made them feel “scandalized by extremely serious assertions,” according to Morocco World News. Princess Lalla Salma of Morroco during the inauguration of King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands on 30 April 2013. Photo by: Schneider-Press / i-Images Her disappearance from public life has been so apparent because of the engagements she used to undertake abroad. She regu...

37-year-old wife Princess Lalla Salma is known – along with her red-haired beauty – for her dedication to philanthropic work, particularly her namesake Lalla Salma Foundation, which raises money to fight cancer. And last week, amid the magical surroundings of the Badi Palace in Marrakech, the ever-glamorous Lalla Salma joined her husband as he hosted an auction and gala to raise funds to build two state-of-the-art cancer centers in Morocco. Princess Lalla Salma looked stunning in a heavily-embellished gown at last week's charity gala Photo: ©Marwane Sobai The night's luxury auction included such items as a vintage 1970 Mercedes Cabriolet from the royal collection, which was sold for over $2 million, and paintings by Picasso and Chagall, which went for around $3 million each. Overall the evening raised almost $16 million, which will go towards equipment and materials for the cancer centers. The red-haired Princess is known for her bold style. Here, she hosts Queen Letizia of Spain in Morocco Photo: Getty Images Guest of honor Dominique Ouattara, the first lady of the Ivory Coast and president of the Children of Africa foundation, spoke at the event and expressed her support for the actions and efforts taken by the Lalla Salma Foundation to help cancer sufferers in the most vulnerable areas. The Moroccan royals recently have been in the news not just because of charity work, but also for a family celebration. On September 27, Princess Lalla Soukaïna gave birth to twins in Pa...

Now that Princess Lalla Salma, who will turn 40 in May, is reportedly no longer the wife of the monarch, what does her future hold? It is unchartered waters as no Moroccan king has divorced before. Lalla Salma, bornSalma Bennani, has not been seen in public in months. Her last public appearance was in December 2017 when she visited theMohammed VI Museum in Rabat. She usually keeps a low profile, but she has been more in the public eye than any of her predecessors. The King and Princess seen with their two children in happier times. Photo: mhobl/(CC BY-NC 2.0)/Flickr It is believed she will stay out of the public eye now that she’s no longer a member of the Moroccan Royal Family. We may not see her at any more engagements – even those related to her cancer charity, The Lalla Salma Foundation. It also remains a mystery as to how much influence Lalla Salma will have, even in her namesake foundation, and if she will be allowed to continue her role as agoodwill ambassador for the World Health Organization (WHO). Lalla Salma may not be allowed to have any sort of public position by the Royal Court. Images of her will also begin to be taken down in government buildings and other locations and don’t expect her to speak out on the divorce. It will remain very quiet. Additionally, it is believed that the King, who is not a constitutional monarch, will be granted full custody of their two children, 14-year-old Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and 11-year-old Princess Lalla Khadija. The amo...

Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco has been described asone of the most beautiful first ladies in the world and caught the attention of fashion blogs for her style, which is traditional with a youthful twist. The princess isvocal about important causes, and even blazed new trailsfor first ladies to come. Her husband, KingMuḥammad VI,expanded the powers of the prime minister and parliament in 2011 but preserved his role as the final authority in all areas of government. The new constitution gave him exclusive control over religious affairs, security, and strategic policy. Voters approved the new constitution in a referendumbut critics sayit did too little to democratizethe political system. Source: Princess Lalla Salma. Photo: Moroccoworldnews.com She is fighting cancer The princess started the Lalla Salma Foundation in 2005, which aims to promote cancer prevention, improve patientcare and make the fight against cancer a public health priority in Morocco. The foundation also aims to fundresearch and has partnered with research institutions around the world. Source: Princess Lalla Salma. Photo: Pinterest.com She comes from humble beginnings The princess was born Lalla Salma Bennani in Fes, where her father was a school teacher. Salma’s mother died when she was3, and she was raised by her maternal grandmother, along with her cousin Saira. Saira is like a sister to her and they areoften seen in public together. Source: Princess Lalla Salma. Photo: Alarabiya.net She isa computer s...

Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco, nee Salma Bennani, was born in Fes, Morocco, on 10 May 1978. Her parents were El Haj Abdelhamid Bennani (a schoolteacher) and Naïma Bensouda, and she has a sister,Meryem Bennani. Born into a middle-class family, at the age of three, Salma lost her mother in 1981 and from that moment on, they were raised by her grandmother,Hajja Fatma Abdellaoui Maâne in Rabat, where Salma studied. She also lived for a time with her cousin, Saira in the city. She studied at a private school in Rabat for her primary education. In 1995, she graduated with outstanding grades in Mathematics and Science at the Lycée Hassan II, and after completing a two-year preparatory course at the Lycée Moulay Youssef, she graduated in 2000 from l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Informatique et d’Analyse des Systèmes with a major in computer science. After completing her studies, she worked for some time at the Omnium North Africa Group as an information services engineer – a company which the Royal Family has a 20% stake. That July the following statement was released by the Moroccan Palace, “The Ministry of the Royal Household, Protocol and Chancellery announces to the Moroccan people that the festivities marking the blessed wedding of H.M. King Mohammed VI will take place at the Royal Palace in Rabat as of Friday 1st Joumada I, 1423 of the hegira, corresponding to July 12, 2002, in conformity with the traditions of the glorious Alaouite Dynasty. May the Almighty bless the sove...

Lalla Salma née Bennani The ex-wife of Mohammed VI, the King of Morocco, Lalla Salma in particular remakes the news, in the Cherifian kingdom and elsewhere in the world, after a long silence around her person. It had been a long time since the one who was the princess of Morocco, for having embodied the role of First Lady of the Cherifian kingdom, Lalla Salma in particular, has not been talked about anymore. Long months of silence around this First Lady, once the flagship of the Rabat palace. This Friday, September 4, 2020, the Maghreb Online A disappearance that seems normal in the eyes of the royal palace, in particular of King Mohammed VI and his Cabinet, who act as if nothing had happened. No outing on the princess, whose return was however announced some time ago, because there was talk of the inauguration of an oncology center, of which she is the main craftswoman. Months passed and no sign of Lalla Salma. The concern is gaining ground in the kingdom, because as much as it has been assumed, by the American The Times, to be “locked up in one of the palaces of Mohammed VI, for having upset the king”, as her death during an altercation was advanced, “stabbed by a sister of the king”, continued Maghreb Online. Time passes, while the Coronavirus disease is gaining ground in the kingdom, Moroccans and Moroccans are faced with an equation with multiple unknowns: is Lalla Salma alive? Is she dead? Is it well maintained? Faced with the silence of the king and his royal court,...

37-year-old wife Princess Lalla Salma is known – along with her red-haired beauty – for her dedication to philanthropic work, particularly her namesake Lalla Salma Foundation, which raises money to fight cancer. And last week, amid the magical surroundings of the Badi Palace in Marrakech, the ever-glamorous Lalla Salma joined her husband as he hosted an auction and gala to raise funds to build two state-of-the-art cancer centers in Morocco. Princess Lalla Salma looked stunning in a heavily-embellished gown at last week's charity gala Photo: ©Marwane Sobai The night's luxury auction included such items as a vintage 1970 Mercedes Cabriolet from the royal collection, which was sold for over $2 million, and paintings by Picasso and Chagall, which went for around $3 million each. Overall the evening raised almost $16 million, which will go towards equipment and materials for the cancer centers. The red-haired Princess is known for her bold style. Here, she hosts Queen Letizia of Spain in Morocco Photo: Getty Images Guest of honor Dominique Ouattara, the first lady of the Ivory Coast and president of the Children of Africa foundation, spoke at the event and expressed her support for the actions and efforts taken by the Lalla Salma Foundation to help cancer sufferers in the most vulnerable areas. The Moroccan royals recently have been in the news not just because of charity work, but also for a family celebration. On September 27, Princess Lalla Soukaïna gave birth to twins in Pa...

Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco has been described asone of the most beautiful first ladies in the world and caught the attention of fashion blogs for her style, which is traditional with a youthful twist. The princess isvocal about important causes, and even blazed new trailsfor first ladies to come. Her husband, KingMuḥammad VI,expanded the powers of the prime minister and parliament in 2011 but preserved his role as the final authority in all areas of government. The new constitution gave him exclusive control over religious affairs, security, and strategic policy. Voters approved the new constitution in a referendumbut critics sayit did too little to democratizethe political system. Source: Princess Lalla Salma. Photo: Moroccoworldnews.com She is fighting cancer The princess started the Lalla Salma Foundation in 2005, which aims to promote cancer prevention, improve patientcare and make the fight against cancer a public health priority in Morocco. The foundation also aims to fundresearch and has partnered with research institutions around the world. Source: Princess Lalla Salma. Photo: Pinterest.com She comes from humble beginnings The princess was born Lalla Salma Bennani in Fes, where her father was a school teacher. Salma’s mother died when she was3, and she was raised by her maternal grandmother, along with her cousin Saira. Saira is like a sister to her and they areoften seen in public together. Source: Princess Lalla Salma. Photo: Alarabiya.net She isa computer s...