Wassane Zailachi
Deputy Chief of Mission - Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Washington, D.C.

Education
1984 - 1986 : Master’s of Arts in International Relations (Boston University, USA)
1980 - 1984 : Bachelor’s of Arts in International Relations (American University)
Paris, France.
Professional Experience as career diplomat
Since May 2009: Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in
Washington, DC
Oct. 2003 - May 2009: Deputy Director of North America, Central America & the Caribbean - Department of American Affairs
Nov. 2001 - Sep. 2003 : Desk Officer, Canadian Affairs, Department for American Affairs
June 2001 - Oct. 2001: Desk Officer, Bilateral Cultural Relations, Department for Cultural & Scientific Affairs
Feb. 1999 - June 2001: Desk Officer, Protocol & Cultural Agreements Department,
Department for Cultural & Scientific Cooperation
Sep. 1998 - Feb.1999: Member of the Cabinet of the Under Secretary, in charge of Maghreb & Arab Countries - Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation
Sep. 1995 - Sep. 1998: Counselor in charge of Protocol - Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Paris, France
Oct. 1992 – Sep. 1995: Counselor in charge of Economic & Commercial Affairs - Embassy of
the Kingdom of Morocco in Paris, France
Apr. 1991 – Oct. 1992: Officer - Department of American Affairs
Training Courses
May 2008 : Participation in the International Conference on Transshipment, Tangier, Morocco
July 2007 : Participation in the « Moroccan-CARICOM Countries Meeting on South-South Cooperation » (Rabat, Morocco)
May 2006 : NESA seminar on « Strategic Talks within Regional Changes»
National Defense University, Washington, DC
Dec. 2004 : Participation in the first « Forum for the Future » meeting,
co-chaired by Morocco & the United States, bringing together the
countries of the Greater Middle East, North Africa BMENA, and G8
member countries (Rabat, Morocco)
Nov. 2000: Participation in a three week training course under the patronage of the
Korea International Cooperation Agency (ACCI) on « Foreign Policy
of South Korea with Asian countries and the USA » (Seoul, Korea)
April 1992 : Participation in a week long seminar organized by the Atlantic Council of United States, on « Growth, Security & Stability in the Mediterranean » (Madrid, Spain)
Honors
July 2008 : Feuille d’Or du Mérite (Canada)
April 2009: Morocco-American Friendship Award
Languages
English, French and Arabic.
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