Ahmed Benseddik
(1961-)
Moroccan political activist
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Ahmed Benseddik (Arabic: أحمد بن الصديق; born 1961 in Fes) is a Moroccan political activist and former chief-executive of Sothermy, a subsidiary of CDG. In 2011, he rose to prominence after he announced that he was revoking the Bay'ah for Mohammed VI, an act which is unprecedented for a Moroccan official. Since then he became a vocal critic of the monarch's policies.
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1961 (age 64) Fes, Morocco
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