Zaki Mazboudi

Zaki Mazboudi (; 1920–2000) was a Lebanese politician, lawyer and economist. He served as government minister twice and represented the third constituency of Beirut in the Parliament of Lebanon 1972–1992.

Education and career He was born in 1920.

Mazboudi studied at the Faculty of Law at Sorbonne. In 1963 he was included in a committee dedicated to study relations between Lebanon and the European Economic Community.

Between 1966 and 1972 he served as the Secretary General of the Agriculture, Industry and Real Estate Development Bank.

Mazboudi served on the Makassed Board between 1966 and 1973. He was not elected, having obtained 9,396 votes.

Parliamentarian and minister Mazboudi served as minister of planning 1974–1975. Mazboudi was one of four cabinet ministers that resigned from the government on May 12, 1975, along with Joseph Skaff (Defence), Adel Osseiran (Justice) and Suleiman Ali (Agriculture). In the midst of the Lebanese Civil War, he served as Special Envoy of President Elias Sarkis 1976–1982. He lost his parliamentary seat in the 1992 Lebanese general election. Following the election, Mazboudi retired from politics.

Mazboudi died from a heart attack on December 3, 2000.