Mohammed Maadadi is a highly specialized engineer in the field of Water and Environment, with an outstanding track record in water resources management, both in the field of wastewater and drinking water. In this way, his interest in sustainable development and the optimization of urban services has led him to occupy leadership roles in large-scale innovative projects, always applying an approach of efficiency and sustainability. In addition, his commitment to the environment and engineering has positioned him as a reference in his field. 

Throughout his career, he has worked in renowned companies, such as Veolia, where he has served as Director of the Industrial Wastewater Treatment Center in Quebec, Canada. There, he has led a multidisciplinary team, managing the operation and maintenance of complex wastewater and drinking water networks, always looking for solutions that optimize resources and minimize environmental impact. He has also worked as an Environment and Sustainable Development Engineer at the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning, Housing, Urban Policy in Rabat, Morocco, where he has consolidated his experience in the management of urban services and environmental policies. 

Mohammed Maadadi has also stood out for his ability to lead teams in high-demanding situations, demonstrating a great capacity to negotiate contracts and manage administrative and budgetary resources. In addition to his strong academic background, he is a certified Project Manager Professional (PMP) and has been an E-MBA candidate, reinforcing his ability to manage complex projects with a long-term strategic vision. In turn, he has contributed to the development of new sanitation techniques and research in the field of Urban Water Services Engineering, publishing articles and studies that have served as a guide to improve practices in the sector.

• Director of the Industrial Wastewater Treatment Center at Veolia, Quebec, Canada
• Head of Water/Sanitation Works and Maintenance Department, Veolia, Africa
• Head of the Drinking Water Works and Maintenance Department, Veolia, Africa
• Hydraulics Engineer, Sanitation Works and Maintenance Office, Veolia, Africa
• Environment and Sustainable Development Engineer at the Ministry of Regional Planning, Urbanism, Housing, Urban Policy of Rabat, Morocco
• Master's Degree in Engineering, Process and Environmental Engineering, Hassan II University, Mohammedia
• Diploma in Technology, Urban and Environmental Engineering from Mohammed V University, Agdal