Chief Medical Officer at Casablanca International Airport and the National Coordinator of Morocco’s points of entry program, Dr Moussif, is a fellow and a graduate of the Center on Global Health Security in Chatham House in London.
He holds a Master’s in Public Health, a Diploma in Epidemiology and Biostatistics, and an MBA in Health Management. He also has a Diploma in Aviation Medicine from the European School of Aviation Medicine in Frankfurt and a Diploma in Travel Health from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
He performed more than forty International Health Regulations (IHR) assessment missions abroad, including eleven Joint External Evaluations (JJEs) across different WHO regions.
He is a member of the U.S. Department of State’s “Global Health Challenges International Visitor Leadership” program.
He is a member of the WHO IHR Review Committee on the IHR functioning during COVID-19 and a member of the WHO ITH GDG (International Travel and Health Guidelines Development Group).
WHO appointed Dr Moussif as a member of the WHO Universal Health and Preparedness Review Technical Advisory Group (WHO UHPR TAG) and the WHO Advisory Committee on Variola Virus Research (WHO ACVVR). He is a member of the Africa CDC COVID-19 Steering Committee and an ICAO Technical Advisor.
In July 2023, he was appointed by the DG of WHO as a member of the IHR Review Committee regarding Standing Recommendations for COVID-19 and a member of the IHR Review Committee regarding Standing Recommendations for mpox.
