The success of the monarchy in achieving stability during crises. Case of Morocco fighting against COVID 19 pandemic

The thesis aims to examine the role of the Moroccan monarchy in achieving stability during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. The thesis is motivated by the need to understand how effective leadership and governance strategies can help countries overcome crises such as pandemics and maintain stability in challenging times. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on Morocco, affecting the economy, public health, and social stability. The Moroccan government, led by the monarchy, has implemented several policies and measures to diminish the impact of the pandemic and ensure stability. These measures include the declaration of a state of emergency, the mobilization of resources, and the communication strategies used to inform and educate the public. The thesis's findings will contribute to the understanding of how effective leadership and governance can help countries overcome crises such as pandemics. The research will provide insights into the role of the monarchy in achieving stability during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis and help policymakers develop effective strategies to mitigate the impact of future crises. The research also has implications for the broader field of leadership and governance, as the findings can inform the development of effective crisis management strategies