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Morocco: Tribute to the Legendary Political Figure Mahjoubi Aherdan - Ambassador Edward M. Gabriel (Ret.)

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[Moroccan American Center] One of the most legendary political figures in Morocco, Mahjoubi Aherdan, has passed away at age 100. Aherdan, who was mostly called by his last name, was the co-founder of the Mouvement Populaire (MP) political party and was one of the staunchest supporters of a free and independent Morocco.

Source: allAfrica.com

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