Nouzha Bouchareb

Nouzha Bouchareb is a recognized expert in territorial planning, urban development, housing, and sustainable development. Former Minister of National Territorial Planning, Urban Development, Housing and City Policy of the Kingdom of Morocco, she has extensive experience in the design and implementation of public policies and strategic projects related to sustainable territorial development.

Currently Vice-President of the Fondation Maison Méditerranéenne du Climat, she is actively engaged in issues related to climate change, territorial resilience, and sustainable development, particularly in the Mediterranean region.

Holding a PhD in Applied Sciences from the Mohammadia School of Engineers and an MBA from ESCAE, she combines scientific and technical expertise, knowledge of public policy, and strategic vision.

As **Vice-President of the Scientific Council of the International Institute for Geopolitical Studies (IIEG)**, Nouzha Bouchareb contributes to the scientific direction and quality of the Institute’s work. Her expertise notably enriches reflections on the interactions between **climate change, strategic resources, territorial resilience, sustainable development, and geopolitical issues**.

Her institutional experience and involvement in Mediterranean and international networks also contribute to the development of the IIEG’s scientific cooperation and to strengthening its visibility among academic, institutional, and international stakeholders.