# Lamine Bechichi

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**Lamine Bechichi** (19 December 1927[1] – 23 July 2020) was the Algerian minister for communications in the 1995 government of [Mokdad Sifi](/source/Mokdad_Sifi).[2]

Born in the village of sedrata near Souk Ahras in 1927 under the name of **Ahcene Bechichi,** who became **Lamine Bechichi** later.

His Father, Cheikh Bekacem AL-Loudjani, was a spiritual and religious man, one of the founders of the **Association of Algerian Muslim Ulema** and the first imam of the mosque of sedrata who was established by him as well.

After a few years of studying with his father, Lamine was sent to AL-Zaytuna Mosque in Tunisia to pursue his education.

He quickly turns his interest in arts and music as he was initiated to Classical Violin by his Teacher Nicola Bonura

## References

1. [Le moudjahid et ancien ministre Lamine Bechichi n'est plus](http://www.aps.dz/algerie/107771-le-moudjahid-et-ancien-ministre-lamine-bechichi-n-est-plus)

1. Hunter, Brian. (Ed.) (1995) *[The Statesman's Year-Book 1995-96](/source/The_Statesman's_Year-Book_1995-96)*. 132nd edition. London: Macmillan. p. 71. ISBN 0333620747

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