History
20th century
Located in Skhirat is the summer palace of the Moroccan King Mohammed VI of Morocco, Mohammed VI, venue of a failed military coup against King21st century
Skhirat is home to the Mohammed VI International Conference Center (''CIC Mohamed VI).'' The CIC was constructed in the early 2000s by Britannia Hotels, meeting the demand for dedicated infrastructure to "organize international conferences" in Morocco's major cities. In December 2015, the city again gained international notoriety as it became the host for the Skhirat agreement. This agreement, brokered by the major Libyan factions and the United Nations, came to fruition at the CIC Mohamed VI.Places of interest
The main beach, right beside the summer palace of the Moroccan King is a well-known spot for vacationers and weekend retreat for visitors from the capital Rabat. It has become a key rallying point for surfers from the whole region. Two associations (''Associations de Surf Skhirat Plage'' and ''Association des Jeunes Surfeurs de Skhirat'') offer surf courses for all levels. They are located directly beside the "''L'Amphitrite Palace Resort and Spa.''" This luxury hotel offers a private beach appreciated by vacationers as well as international business travelers, because of its proximity to the ''CIC Mohammed VI'' (''Le Centre Internationale des Conferences Mohammed VI''). https://skhirat.ma/References
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