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Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali

Moroccan diplomat

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About Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali

Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali was a Moroccan diplomat and politician.

Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali FRS was a Moroccan Ambassador to Great Britain, from 14 August 1725 to February 1727.

He was elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1726. He corresponded with Martin Folkes.

Career In the 1720s, Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali served as Ismail Ibn Sharif's final ambassador to England. Appointed by the Alaouite emperor, Abgali traveled to London to engage with King George I. with = King George I & Sultan Moulay Ismail before = Abdelkader Pérez (1723-1724) after = Abdelkader Pérez (1737-1741)

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Important facts

Nationality
Awards
Fellow of the Royal Society

Frequently asked questions

Who was Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali?

Moroccan diplomat

What was Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali's occupation?

Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali was a diplomat and politician.

What nationality was Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali?

Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali was Moroccan.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mohammed Ben Ali Abgali

· Wikidata: Q6893021

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