Mustafa Ramid (also spelled Mustapha Ramid) is a Moroccan jurist and politician. He has served in various capacities within Morocco’s judicial system and held ministerial office. Notable positions include:
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Minister of Justice and Liberties – Ramid was appointed to the Moroccan cabinet as Minister of Justice and Liberties, a role he held from January 2012 until October 2013. During his tenure, he was involved in judicial reforms and efforts to improve the efficiency of the legal system.
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Judicial Career – Prior to his ministerial appointment, Ramid worked as a judge and held senior positions in the Moroccan judiciary, including serving as President of the Court of Appeal in Casablanca.
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Political Affiliation – He is associated with the Justice and Development Party (PJD), a major political party in Morocco.
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Education – Ramid earned a law degree from the University of Mohammed V in Rabat.
Ramid’s contributions have been recognized within the context of Morocco’s judicial reforms and the broader efforts of the PJD government to modernize legal institutions. Further biographical details, such as his early life and post‑ministerial activities, are not extensively documented in publicly available encyclopedic sources.
