90 Born on July 7, 1942 in Fez, Mohamed Sekkat joined the Ministry of Finance in 1966. In 1970, he became deputy director, then director of the Budget. In 1983, he was appointed director general of Customs and Indirect Taxation. From 1986 to 1989, the late Mohamed Sekkat was appointed secretary of state for Foreign Affairs responsible for relations with the European Economic Community. In September 1989, he was appointed governor of Bank Al-Maghrib in the context of the structural adjustment plan. In this capacity, he contributed to the advancement of financial reforms, the reform of the Central Bank’s statutes and the drafting of the new banking law. The former governor of Bank Al-Maghrib (central bank), Mohamed Sekkat, passed away on Wednesday in Rabat at the age of 81, his family said. You Might Be Interested In Touching on 3R issues can threaten national unity, warns Pahang MB Ministry of Tolerance & Coexistence participates in Emerging Peacemakers Forum ‘A real big deal’: Biden backs economic corridor as shifting geopolitical alliances fragment the global economy India and France Announce Strategic Partnership in Defence Manufacturing FSB Urges Swift Reforms Amid Persistent Global Financial Vulnerabilities Report Urges India to Ramp Up Solar Energy Capacity
