Moulay Ahmed Alaoui’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Moroccan journalist (1919-2002)
Was Journalist
From Morocco
Type Journalism
Gender male
Birth

1919, Fez, Morocco

Death

7 December 2002, Rabat, Morocco
(aged 83 years)

Ahmed Alaoui, né en 1919 à Fès et mort le 7 décembre 2002 à Rabat, est un homme politique marocain, membre de la famille royale alaouite (cousin du roi Hassan II).

Biographie

Moulay Ahmed Alaoui (Mdaghri) a été ministre à plusieurs reprises. Entre 1960 et 1961, il est nommé ministre de l’Information et du Tourisme dans les gouvernements Mohammed V et Hassan II 1. Entre 1961 et 1963, il est ministre de l’Information, du Tourisme et des Beaux-arts dans le 2 conseil Hassan II, puis ministre du Tourisme, de l’Artisanat et des Beaux-arts lors du remaniement ministériel du même gouvernement. Il garde le même poste dans le 3 conseil Hassan II. Lors de la formation du gouvernement Bahnini en novembre 1963, il devient ministre de l’Information, du Tourisme, des Beaux-arts et de l’Artisanat.

En 1967, il est nommé ministre du Commerce, de l’Artisanat, de l’Industrie moderne et des Mines dans le gouvernement Benhima/Laraki, puis ministre d’État chargé du Tourisme et de l’Artisanat lors du remaniement ministériel de 1968.

En 1981, il est nommé ministre d’État dans le gouvernement Bouabid II, il est reconduit au même poste entre 1983 et 1997 dans les gouvernements Lamrani III, Lamrani IV/Laraki, Lamrani V, Lamrani VI, Filali I, Filali II et Filali III.

Il fut membre de la franc-maçonnerie.

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