Nouha Ghosseini

Nouha Ghousseini was born on January 2, 1959, in Beirut, Lebanon. She is married and has no children. She obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Architecture from the Lebanese University in 1983, graduating first among all branches of the Lebanese University. In 1984, she received a scholarship from the French government to pursue her doctorate in Paris, where she earned several certificates and diplomas in urban geography, architecture, and urban planning. She acquired French nationality in 1991.

She returned to Lebanon in 1992 to teach at the Lebanese University and collaborated with SOLIDERE Company as an expert in urban planning and landscape design. She began her political career in 1998, serving as a member of the Baakline Municipal Council and later becoming the President of the Federation of Chouf Souayjani Municipalities and Mayor of Baakline.

She has focused on promoting the role of women and youth in leadership and participation in peacebuilding, and advocated for change through civic engagement. She works to promote tolerance, education, and understanding of diversity, and strives to achieve comprehensive outcomes that benefit all segments of society.

She has extensive experience in areas such as decentralization and local governance, strategic development planning, sustainable development, smart cities, good governance, civic participation, urban planning, and architecture and landscape design.