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Ghita Mezzour

Politician

Ghita Mezzour is a politically exposed person. They are a person of interest, but have not been found on international sanctions lists.

Type	Person				[sources]
Name	Ghita MEZZOUR · Ghita Mezzour · غيثة مزور · ギタ・メッツォール				[sources]
Birth date	not available				[sources]
Gender	female				[sources]
Nationality	Morocco				[sources]
Country	Morocco				[sources]
Citizenship	Morocco				[sources]
Wikidata ID	Q108829155				[sources]
Position	Minister Delegate to the Head of Government in charge of Digital Transition and Administration Reform (2021-2024) · Minister-Del. for Digital Transition & Administrative Reform				[sources]
Education	Carnegie Mellon University · Carnegie Mellon University (-2015) · Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne				[sources]
Source link	www.cia.gov				[sources]
Last change	2024-10-31	Last processed	2024-10-31	First seen	2023-04-20

Moroccan engineer, entrepreneur and politician

— Wikidata non-official source, 2023-07-18

Positions held
Position occupied	Start date	End date
Minister Delegate to the Head of Government in charge of Digital Transition and Administration Reform	2021-10-07	2024-10-23
Minister-Del. for Digital Transition & Administrative Reform	-	-
Minister Delegate to the Head of Government in charge of Digital Transition and Administration Reform	2021-10-07	2024-10-23

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