Mohammed Karim Lamrani

Moroccan businessman and Prime Minister

Mohammed Karim Lamrani - Moroccan businessman and Prime Minister
Born

May 1st, 1919
105 years ago

Died

2018
7 years ago — 99 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Morocco

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Born in 1919, held the office of Prime Minister of Morocco during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Focused on economic development and modernization in Morocco. Also had a significant career in the private sector as a businessman, contributing to various industries. Participated in shaping the country’s economic policies.

Served as Prime Minister of Morocco twice

Led efforts for economic modernization

Was involved in the business sector

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