Talbi Alami: elected a chairman of the African parliamentary union

The Moroccan member of parliament, Rachid Talbi Alami, was been since Sunday, 2^nd November 2014, elected chairman of the African Parliamentary Union (UPA). During the 37^th general assembly of the institution held in Rabat (Morocco), the chairman for the house of representatives of Morocco was unanimously appointed by his peers.

The new chairman of Upa is aiming high for his institution. In his closing remarks for the General assembly of Rabat, he promised to work for the better repositioning of Africa on the international scene.

To assure a better presence of the African Parliamentary Union on the international scene, the new chairman intends to multiply training sessions and strengthen friendship links with his American, Asian and European counterparts.

Rachid Talbi el-Alami was born in 1958 in Tétouan. Doctor in management and finance (option local finances) at the university of New York, the United States, he continued his higher educations at the university of Mohammed V in Rabat. Rachid Talbi el-Alami was repeatedly minister before being elected Chairman for the House of Representatives of Morocco in 2009.

Original textby: Roger ADZAFO

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