Larbi Bouattaf's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Larbi Bouattaf's education:Larbi Bouattaf holds a diploma in Economic Counsellor from the Embassy of Morocco.

🎓 Education

Larbi Bouattaf has a Bachelor's degree, Development Economics and International Development from Université Sidi mohamed benabdellah. This degree gave her the ability to research and analyze different global conditions. She has a experience of working in development and political organizations, specifically in the field of international development. After completing her degree, Bouattaf spent nine years studying in the United States to gain more experience in the field of development. There, she worked for theWorld Bank as a research analyst for one year. During her time in the United States, she studied an inner city school and worked in a youth development program. After her studies in the United States, she took a year of work experience as an economic development researcher at the Egyptian Development Authority. From there, she moved back to Cairo and started work as a research fellow at the World Bank. Bouattaf completed her work experience at the World Bank in 2003. She was then appointed as a staff economist at the World Bank’s Africa and Middle East Center. From there, she started work on the group’s port and trading projects in the African Great Lakes region. Bouattaf has a long-standing interest in development and has developed a great deal of knowledge and expertise in the field. She is also very well-versed in the UN’s Millennium Development Goals, which are designed to improve the world’s development. She has also been a vocal opponent of the privatization of public goods, which she sees as a trend in many developing countries. She believes that privatization does more to isolate countries from the rest of the world and does more to harm their development than it does to help.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Larbi Bouattaf has worked extensively within the field of economic counselling, having entered the profession at the Embassy of Morocco in London. There, she was a Secondment working with the Industry of Government Administration, in charge of developing and implementing business projects. She also held a desk in the Office of thedirector of the budget, and played an important role in the development of the Moroccan Embassy’s financial systems. In Dublin, Larbi Bouattaf worked as a Conseiller Financier at the Moroccan Embassy. This job saw her work with the Minister for Finance, who was then in office at the time. She played a significant role in developing and implementing the Embassy’s budget, and also handled a number of financial transactions with the Irish Government.In January 1988, Larbi Bouattaf retired from her position at the Embassy and founded her own business, Bouattaf Consultant. This company specialises in providing economic counselling services to companies in the field of business administration and finance. She has worked with some of the world’s leading companies, and has helped many of them to achieve success.Larbi Bouattaf is also an experienced investigator, having worked as an inspector for the Commissioner for Investigation at the Moroccan authorities. In this role, she was responsible for investigating allegations of corruption and crimes against the public. She has also had expertise in financial fraud and financial crime, and has been able to identify and prosecute offenders.Larbi Bouattaf is a highly experienced and dedicated individual, and has made a significant contribution to her field of work. She is highly skilled in working with people, and is very reliable and punctual in her work. She is also highly communicative and able to develop and maintain relationships with her clients. She is a valuable asset to any organisation, and will be an essential part of any team who wish to achieve success in the field of economic counselling.