| Moulay Idriss El Alaoui | |
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| Born | 1963 (age 60–61) Paris, France |
| Issue | Moulay Yusuf El Alaoui |
| Dynasty | Alaouite |
| Father | Prince Moulay Hassan ben Driss |
| Mother | Princess Lalla Amina bint Yusef |
| Religion | Islam |
| Royal family of Morocco |
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