Ahmed Midaoui

Dr. Ahmed Midaoui
أحمد الميداوي
Minister of Interior
In office 10 November 1999 – 7 November 2002
Monarch	Mohammed VI of Morocco
Prime Minister	Abderrahmane Youssoufi
Preceded by	Driss Basri
Succeeded by	Chakib Benmoussa
Personal details
Born	(1948-06-18) June 18, 1948 (age 76) Oulad Amrane  Morocco
Profession	Politician

Ahmed El Midaoui (Arabic: أحمد الميداوي, romanized: ʾAḥmad al-Mīdāwī) was President of the Moroccan Court of Audit until his replacement^[1] and Minister of the Interior between 10 November 1999 and 7 November 2002, being in the office during the Perejil Island crisis in 2002.

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Ahmed El Midaoui was a financial inspector in 1971, in 1974 he was a state financial controller with several companies and public establishments, then head of the industrial and agro-industrial activities department. He became a consultant on public enterprises and public finance to several international organizations. In 1980, he obtained a Doctor of State in Law from the University of Paris.

He was professor at the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences of Rabat, at the National School of Public Administration [fr] and at the Executive Development School of the Ministry of the Interior in Kénitra. In 2002 he was lecturer at the Development Leaders Program at Harvard University in the United States of America. On the 16th he became governor of the prefecture of Mohammedia-Zenata. On the 20th he became governor of the Tangier. In 1993, he became Director General of Moroccan National Security. In 1999, he was appointed Minister of the Interior in the Government Abderrahman el-Youssoufi until 2001 when he was appointed adviser to King Mohammed VI.^[2] In February 2003, he was appointed First President of the Court of Auditors. He is also chairman of the French-speaking group and a speaker at the Symposium organized by the UN and the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) on the independence of supreme audit institutions. He was also President (2003–2004) and First Vice-President (since 2005) of the Executive Council of the (ARABOSAI). Since October 2004, he has been First Vice-President of the 18 ^th Congress of INTOSAI. Elected by his peers at the international level, he is former President of the Association of Supreme Audit Institutions having in common the use of the French (AISCCUF), and Honorary President of this association. Chairman of the Institutional Capacity Building Committee as part of the implementation of the INTOSAI Strategic Plan 2005-2010.^{[citation needed]}

• In 1981: Public Enterprises in Morocco and their participation in development.

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