Driss Jettou
Driss Jettou (Arabic إدريس جطو, DMG Idris Ǧaṭṭū; born May 24, 1945 in El Jadida, Morocco) was Prime Minister of Morocco from 2002 to 2007. Jettou belongs to no party, which led to resentment among the two major parties in Morocco, the Union Socialiste des forces populaires ( USFP ) and the nationalist conservative Istiqlal party. The USFP and the Party Istiqal presented most of the ministers within the government coalition, which consists of six parties. Jettou was before the 2002 election already interior minister and leading role in the implementation of this choice. Previously, he was already under Hassan II, whose confidence he enjoyed, several times minister. He was, for example, between 1997 and 1998 finance ministers of the kingdom. At times, he was also Director General of the state phosphate company Office Cherifien of the phosphate.
Life
After obtaining the technical and mathematical Bachelor 1964 at Kawarismi College in Casablanca, he studied chemistry and physics at the Faculty of Science at the Muhammad V University in Rabat, where he graduated in 1966 with a Master's. In 1968 he received his degree in business management at Gordwainers College in London. Until 1993 it Jettou Director General of various companies, President of the Fédération des Industries du cuir marrocaine ( Fedic ), the Moroccan company waistband and Vice President of the Moroccan Association of Exporters ( ASMEX ). On November 11, 1993, he was appointed Minister of Trade and Industry under Prime Minister Mohammed Karim Lamrani. Under Prime Minister Abdellatif Filali him in charge of the Ministry of Trade and Industry was transferred on 9 June 1994 again. Later, his portfolio was expanded to include crafts and trade. From 13 August 1997 to 14 March 1998, he served as Minister of Finance, Commerce, Industry and Crafts. In September 2001 he was appointed to the government of Prime Minister Abderrahmane Youssoufi the Interior and on 9 October 2002 by King Muhammad VI. Prime Minister of Morocco. He held this office until his successor is appointed Abbas al - Fassi on 19 September 2007.