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Meknes Royal Military Academy
The Meknes Royal Military Academy (military school of Dar El-Beida before 1961) is the Moroccan Army officer initial training centre, created by General Hubert Lyautey in 1918 at Meknes, it is a unique military institution in North Africa, it was originally created to train the sons of the Moroccan elites close to the colonial administration to become army officers designed to lead the Moroccan troops in the French army and later become exercising administrative positions in the Makhzen like pachas, caïds or khalifas, in 1961,〔(academie royale militaire meknès )〕 five years after Morocco has gained its independence it became the Royal Military Academy, since then this institution has contributed to the training of many military and administrative cadres in Morocco and Africa.
This school Has been frequented by many Moroccan military personalities like the general Mohamed Oufkir, Mohamed Medbouh, Ahmed Dlimi etc...〔(Le militaire des élèves officiers marocains de Dar El-Beïda à Meknès )〕
== Origins ==
Originally built by Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah great grandson of Sultan Moulay Ismail between 1760 and 1775 the Architect of the palace was most likely a convert to Islam known as El Hassan El Alej Inglizi.
The palace was later deserted after the looting that happened during the period of political instability in Morocco, known as Siba, during the reign of Sultan Sidi Abderrehman, the building was then used as a food depot and arsenal, and then became a military barrack named Kaschla of Tabor the Haraba of Sultan Moulay Hassan I then it became the officers School were Moroccan instructors were trained by the French mission.
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