King Mohammed VI appointed Aïcha Guellaa Minister Delegate for Administration Reform on Friday, October 16. She joins the government after a career combining legal practice since 2004, parliamentary work and advocacy for human rights and gender equality.
Guellaa’s portfolio falls under the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence, Digital Transformation and Administration Reform. She will be responsible for the administrative reform component, drawing on her experience as a lawyer admitted to practice before the Court of Cassation, the Kingdom’s highest court.
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She studied at Mohammed V University in Rabat, where she earned a master’s degree in Notarial Studies and Civil Litigation. She has been a member of the Casablanca Bar since 2004. Three years later, she entered the House of Representatives, where she served from 2007 to 2011 and took part in the work of several parliamentary committees.
Her career spans three areas: legal practice, legislative work and human rights advocacy. Her work in this area also includes involvement in associations focused on human rights training and gender equality.
Guellaa is also pursuing a doctorate at Mohammed V University in Rabat, where she studied law.
