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Visita a Marruecos de la Primera Dama de Kenia: un momento destacado de la cooperación, cuando la Fundación Lalla Asmaa supera el umbral de los 1.000 pacientes marroquíes implantados gratuitamente

The working visit to Morocco by Kenya’s First Lady and president of the "Voice of Children Foundation" Rachel Ruto to Morocco perfectly illustrates excellent ties between the two countries, and highlights cooperation as the Lalla Asmaa Foundation, chaired by Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Asmaa, surpasses the milestone of 1,000 Moroccan patients who have received free implants.

Thanks to the Foundation’s tireless efforts and initiatives, spearheaded by Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Asmaa, 1,050 Moroccan children and adults have undergone surgery and received care as part of the national "NASMAA" campaign.

Behind this success stands a figure: Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Asmaa, who is personally committed to the cause of the deaf and hard of hearing.

Reaching the milestone of 1,000 free implants for Moroccan patients is not a mere statistical milestone; it is a powerful symbol of the Kingdom’s commitment to access to healthcare, equal opportunity, and inclusion.

Under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, and thanks to the daily and unwavering commitment of Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Asmaa, this initiative has gradually expanded across the Kingdom, working closely with patients and their families.

This milestone attests, if needs be, to the excellence of the medical, surgical, paramedical, fitting, rehabilitation, and follow-up teams, whose expertise has stood out over the years as a benchmark recognized far beyond Morocco’s borders.

Behind these 1,050 Moroccan patients lie just as many life journeys, unique stories, and new opportunities to hear, communicate, learn, work, and regain a full place in society.

This figure alone encapsulates the strength of a unique Moroccan model, now an international benchmark: a successful model based on free care, community-based services, continuity of care, and excellence in both the human and medical spheres.

MAP: 15 September 2026