| 02 January 2012 | 1 Comment
 
 

Bechir Zaafouri

Bechir Zaafouri was born on July 25, 1963 in Sidi Bouzid.

Zaafouri holds an MBA in Accounting from IHEC University, (Institut des Hauts Etudes Commerciales de Carthage). Zaafouri is the Chief Executive Officer of a Tunisian chain of wholesale distributors and malls.

Zaafouri is the delegate minister at the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Handicrafts.

Zaafouri is a co-founder of the “Association for Citizenship and Dignity.” He is also the President of Boumhel sports team. He is member of the Committee for the Protection of the Revolution in Boumhel and a founding member of the committee’s branch in Ben Arous.

Zaafouri is married and father of three children.


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  1. Alex Smida says:
    14 February 2012 at 10:32

    Suggested editing:

    1. Instead of “BA in chartered accountanting”, it should read “BA in Accounting”. “Accountanting” does not exist in English. A chartered accountant or a certified accountant is an accountant who is recognized by a professional accounting institution. But there are no degrees in being certified, it is an administrative process. Furthermore, other internet sites mention him holding a “Maitrise” (in french) which translates to a master’s degree (grade 18), so his degree would be similar to an MBA in Accounting (USA). A “BA” means a Bachelor in Arts” or an equivalent to “license” (Bac +4) in the French educational system.

    2. “Artisanat” in French is better translated by “artisanry” rather than “handicraft” because artisanry refers to the skilled workmanship regardless of the end use either decorative or domestic, while “handicraft” implies only handmade items for domestic usage.

    3. “Association of Citizenship and Dignity” should be rewritten either as “association for Citizenship and Dignity” or as “a Citizenship and Dignity association” if you mean “association pour la citoyenete et la dignite” (in french).

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