11 Facts About Karim Ouchikh

Karim Ouchikh was born on 13 March 1965 and is a French politician.

Karim Ouchikh is the current vice-president of the National Council of European Resistance, a far-right pan-European political group.

Karim Ouchikh was born into a modest family of Algerian Berber origin that had settled in France in the 1960s.

Karim Ouchikh's father was a miller and his mother a housekeeper.

Karim Ouchikh grew up on a housing estate in the suburbs of Gonesse.

In 1995, Karim Ouchikh joined the Socialist Party and became a member of the municipal government of deputy mayor Jean-Pierre Blazy.

However, Karim Ouchikh disagreed with the left on European and social questions, and he left the SP in the mid-2000s, after sustained at the 2005 congress the motion for a left alternative.

In 2008, Karim Ouchikh joined the Rassemblement for the Independence and Sovereignty of France, of which he became vice-president, and participated in the creation of the party Sovereignty, Identity and Freedoms in 2011.

Karim Ouchikh is a director of the Rassemblement bleu Marine and a cultural advisor to the president of Front National.

Karim Ouchikh is a councillor and agglomeration of Gonesse and a regional councillor of Ile-de-France.

In 2017, Karim Ouchikh was a candidate in the ninth district of Val-d'Oise.