Moez Chakchouk Email & Phone Number

Graduated from the Sup’Com Engineering School in 1998, M. Chakchouk received his M.S in telecommunications from ENIT Engineering School in 2001. In February 2009, he achieved his Ph.D in telecommunications applied to mathematics, under the joint tuition of El Manar University (Tunisia) and Paris Descartes University (France). He started his career in 1998 as a research engineer in The National Center for Telecommunication Studies and Research (CERT) and as a member of the R&D project PINA. In 2002, he became the chief of the R&D project: RACINES. Then, he joined in July 2005 the Telecommunications Regulation Authority (INT), first as chief of technical department, later he became the Head of Interconnection & Access. In March 2010, he was appointed as Adviser to the Minister of ICT in charge of broadband development. Few weeks after the Tunisian revolution, M. Chakchouk was designated Chairman and CEO of the Tunisian Internet Agency (ATI), where he decided to strategically transform this public enterprise by advocating for an open and free Internet in Tunisia and creating the first Internet exchange point in the Maghreb region (TunIXP). In Mai 2015, he was appointed as Chairman and CEO of the Tunisian Post where he initiated a new strategy to modernise the leading incumbent public company and make further steps toward positioning in the digital ecosystem by promoting digital finance services, mobile payment and e-commerce. From mai 2018 until 2020, he served UNESCO as the Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information where he contributed, inline with other achievements, to the launch of a strategic plan for the development of Artificial Intelligence in the organization field of competences. In early September 2020, M. Chakchouk decided to join a newly appointed government as Minister of Transport & Logistics facing several political and socio-economic challenges in addition to the COVID-19 pandemic impacts. In January 2021, he joined Packet Clearing House (PCH), an international non-profit organization as Director of policy and government affairs and engaged himself in promoting the resiliency and security of the internet’s core infrastructure.