King Mohammed VI (Royal Patron) (Inauguration of the institution in October 2014)

Ahmed Cherkaoui (Artist) (Landmark retrospectives of foundational Moroccan abstraction)

Jilali Gharbaoui (Artist) (Pioneering lyrical abstraction works in the permanent collection)

Chaïbia Talal (Artist) (Celebrated naive figurative masterpieces)

Hassan El Glaoui (Artist) (Intricate equestrian and traditional Moroccan compositions)

Ahmed Yacoubi (Artist) (Pioneering contemporary Moroccan narrative paintings)

Pablo Picasso (Artist) (Masterworks featured in major international exchange exhibitions)

Alberto Giacometti (Sculptor/Artist) (Landmark retrospective bridging European and global modernism)

Claude Monet (Artist) (Impressionist loans featured in special European heritage programs)

Eugène Delacroix (Artist) (Historical Orientalist works contextualizing Moroccan visual history)

Henri Cartier-Bresson (Photographer) (Master class photojournalism exhibitions documenting North Africa)

César (Sculptor) (Monumental contemporary French metal sculptures)

Francisco Goya (Artist) (Historic graphic portfolios and etching exhibitions)

Paul Cézanne (Artist) (Post-impressionist master loans featured in institutional showcases)

Alfred Sisley (Artist) (European landscape highlights from international museum partnerships)

Auguste Renoir (Artist) (Classical European painting highlights exhibition)

Tahar Ben Jelloun (Author/Artist) (“De l’écriture à la peinture” major solo exhibition showcase)

Karim Chakor (Architect) (Designing the hybrid traditional-modern museum structure)

Mehdi Qotbi (President, FNM) (Overseeing the national expansion of Moroccan museum culture)

National Foundation of Museums (Institution) (Governing body managing public cultural assets across Morocco)

The Modernity Era Collection (Permanent Exhibition) (Core survey tracking Moroccan art from 1914 onward)

Contemporary Horizons (Exhibition Series) (Ongoing showcase of emerging 21st-century African artists)

Rabat Cultural Corridor (Urban Initiative) (Integration of the museum into the capital’s UNESCO-recognized heritage zone)

African Art Encounters (Biennial Event) (Cross-continental symposia connecting sub-Saharan and North African creators)

The Grand Atrium (Architecture) (Central light-filled sculpture court hosting site-specific installations)