news · Issue No. 10, October 1957 · p. 44

Princess Aisha of Morocco

الاميرة عائشة المراكشية

There was much talk last month of the visit of Princess Aisha, daughter of His Majesty Mohammed V, King of Morocco, to Syria and Lebanon.

It was her first visit to this corner of the earth. She came at the head of the Moroccan women's delegation to the conference of the General Arab Women's Union, held September 9–15 last in Damascus.

In Damascus the Princess was given a splendid reception and abundant honors, and after the conference the Lebanese government invited her to visit Lebanon, where she was surrounded with every mark of reverence — for Princess Aisha is a singular leader, endowed with an outstanding personality and possessed of high culture.

The representative of The Woman's Voice put a few questions to her, but the Princess begged to be excused from answering them for lack of time, and promised to send her answers flying from Rome on her way back to Morocco... We shall return to speak of her again soon, God willing...

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