Abdellah Zerhouni is a highly skilled researcher and economist with a passion for social and economic development, entrepreneurship, and youth activism. He is currently a Doctoral candidate in Economic Sciences at Hassan II University (FSJES-Casablanca), where his research focuses on the economics of development, social and solidarity economics, and entrepreneurship.
As a permanent consultant for the National Initiative for Human Development (INDH), Abdellah Zerhouni is responsible for coaching and training project owners, monitoring projects, and evaluating their socioeconomic impact.
He is also a part-time lecturer at various institutions, including FSJES Casablanca, ENSEM, and ESITH, where he teaches courses on marketing, entrepreneurship, and distribution.
Abdellah Zerhouni has extensive experience in project management and evaluation, having worked with organizations such as the Mohamed V Foundation and CIRA-ESS. He is also a member of several civil society organizations, including the Association of Entrepreneurship for the Economic Inclusion of Youth and the Center for Orientation and Coaching.
Overall, Abdellah Zerhouni's expertise in economic development, entrepreneurship, and project management, combined with his commitment to youth activism and social inclusion, make him a valuable contributor to the fields of education, research, and civil society in Morocco.