Lotti Latrous
Swiss healthcare worker and philanthropist
About Lotti Latrous
Born 1953. Lotti Latrous is a Swiss development worker.
Liselotte "Lotti" Latrous (born 1953) is a Swiss healthcare worker and philanthropist who since the late 1990s has dedicated her life to caring for HIV/AIDS patients and their children in facilities created near Abidjan in the Ivory Coast. As a result, she was honoured as the Swiss Woman of the Year in 2004 and in 2022 she received the Pahl Peace Prize from Liechtenstein.
Biography Born in Dielsdorf near Zürich in 1953, Latrous was brought up in nearby Regensberg.
While working as a 16-year-old au pair in Geneva, she met her husband-to-be Aziz Latrous, who was studying engineering. 2022: Pahl Peace Prize, Liechtenstein
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Swiss healthcare worker and philanthropist
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Lotti Latrous was born in 1953 in Dielsdorf.
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