Ahmed Belbachir Haskouri (1908 – 1962) is one of the Founding Fathers of independent Morocco. First and foremost, he had strong humanitarian convictions, thereby he believed in the power of performing good deeds. Given that he held very important positions during the latter part of the occupation, he used that as a means to help others. Later on, he was a vital Moroccan palace diplomat in Great Britain where he successfully struggled for the Algerian independence. The president of the Algerian government in exile at the time personally took the time to thank Belbachir, on behalf of the algerian people, for the extraordinary efforts put forth to liberate Algeria. Belbachir took it upon himself, at the hazard of his own life, to help emancipate Algeria.

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