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Maroc
Fatiha MOUTCHOU
Cheffe de service de la coopération en matière de marchés publics à la TGR — TGR
Ms. Fatiha Moutchou holds a Doctorate in Engineering, Management, and Systems Optimization and a State Engineering degree in Civil Engineering.
She currently serves as Head of the Public Procurement Cooperation Department at the General Treasury of the Kingdom and as Head of the entity responsible for managing the Moroccan Public Procurement Observatory (OMCP).
Throughout her career, she has held several senior positions in the field of public finance and public expenditure control.
Ms. Moutchou has also participated in several committees working on drafting regulations and guidelines related to public procurement, as well as on integrating environmental considerations into this area.
She is also involved in capacity building for public sector stakeholders through training sessions and seminars, particularly within the framework of professional development and integration programs for administrative services.
Ms. Fatiha MOUTCHOU is also a member of the Climate Unit of the Ministry of Economy and Finance in Morocco and of the secretariat of the International Association of Treasury Services (AIST).
She currently serves as Head of the Public Procurement Cooperation Department at the General Treasury of the Kingdom and as Head of the entity responsible for managing the Moroccan Public Procurement Observatory (OMCP).
Throughout her career, she has held several senior positions in the field of public finance and public expenditure control.
Ms. Moutchou has also participated in several committees working on drafting regulations and guidelines related to public procurement, as well as on integrating environmental considerations into this area.
She is also involved in capacity building for public sector stakeholders through training sessions and seminars, particularly within the framework of professional development and integration programs for administrative services.
Ms. Fatiha MOUTCHOU is also a member of the Climate Unit of the Ministry of Economy and Finance in Morocco and of the secretariat of the International Association of Treasury Services (AIST).