Mohamed El Hamdy
Mohamed El Hamdy (born May 24, 1993, in Casablanca, Morocco) is a Moroccan data specialist and independent researcher. He is recognized for his contributions to civic technology, artificial intelligence applications in public policy, and economic research. He is notably one of the key team members behind the project Open Mizania Maroc, aiming to promote government transparency and accessibility of Morocco’s public finance data.
Achievements
El Hamdy co-developed Open Mizania Maroc, a civic tech initiative that promotes open budget data for Moroccan citizens. The platform won second prize at the 2025 Open data hackathon organized by Morocco’s Agence du Développement du Digital, in collaboration with inwi and other partners.[1]
His contribution was cited in L’Opinion, highlighting his involvement among a multidisciplinary team: “À mes côtés, il y a Mme Nora Samiri, M. Oussama Laghchim, M. Yassine Idrissi, M. Mohamed El Hamdy et Mme Nabaouia Louridi.”[2]
As of 2025, he has a LinkedIn audience exceeding 15,300 followers.[3]
Research
El Hamdy’s work spans behavioral economics, data-informed decision-making, and the integration of AI in public sector challenges. His academic and analytical work includes the following publications on ResearchGate:
The Business Analyst's Strategic Role in Elevating Customer Experience Performance
A Behavior Change Wheel-Based Approach to Designing Sustainable Obesity Interventions
Publications and Media
El Hamdy contributes opinion pieces and expert commentary to digital press outlets, including Hespress, where he writes on public policy, and digital transformation.
External links
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