Draft:Intissar Ghannouchi
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| Name | Intissar Ghannouchi |
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| Birth Place | Tunisia |
| Religion | Islam |
Intissar Ghannouchi is the youngest daughter of Rached Ghannouchi, the leader of the Ennahda Movement in Tunisia. She serves as the representative of the Ennahda Movement in Paris and London and is one of the most prominent young leaders within the international Muslim Brotherhood organization, playing a significant role in guiding youth and students in the European Islamic Forum. Intissar currently resides between France and Tunisia.
Overview
Intissar Ghannouchi, the youngest daughter of Rached Ghannouchi, leader of the Ennahda Movement, was born in Tunisia in 1985 and emigrated with her family to the United Kingdom at a young age.
Education
She studied in the United Kingdom and France, obtaining a master's degree in human rights and a PhD in political science. She is a Tunisian academic, jurist, and political activist who holds British citizenship.
Academic Articles
Intissar publishes most of her articles and studies on websites and in centers funded by Qatar, notably including the website Arabi21 and the "Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies," which is managed by "Azmi Bishara," a close associate of the current Emir of Qatar. In her recent media appearances and articles, Intissar has attempted to mobilize the Tunisian and Arab public against the Tunisian government led by Kais Saied, in response to the overt confrontation between the Tunisian state and the Ennahda Movement, which resulted in the arrest of her father, Rached Ghannouchi, on charges of conspiring against the state.
Activities
- She has worked in the House of Lords of the United Kingdom, the United Nations, and the European Parliament, and also collaborates with numerous human rights centers and European research institutions.
- Intissar is one of the most important young leaders within the international Muslim Brotherhood organization and plays a prominent role in guiding youth and students in the European Islamic Forum.
- She is a member of the board of trustees of the European Islamic Forum and the European Council of Muslims, thereby serving as the youth wing within these institutions.
- Among her initiatives is the establishment of the Arab Reform Center, an Arab-European research institute headquartered in Paris.
Marriage and Residence
Intissar currently lives between France and Tunisia. She is married to "Mowaffaq Al-Kaabi," a member of the Ennahda Movement cadre in Paris and the son of a former commander of the Tunisian army who was accused of attempting a coup against the regime of former President Ben Ali in 1991.
Source
[Adapted from https://www.facebook.com/Soumaya.Ghannoushi/about/]