Mustafa Wahba was a Saudi Arabian economist who served as deputy finance minister from 1960 to 1962.
12 Facts About Mustafa Wahba
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Mustafa Wahba was born in Kuwait, and his father was Hafiz Wahba who was one of the advisors of King Abdulaziz and was the Saudi Ambassador to the United Kingdom.
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Mustafa Wahba's mother was a Kuwaiti woman, Sheikha bint Hussain Al Masoud.
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Mustafa Wahba started his education in Egypt and attended Victoria College in Alexandria.
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Mustafa Wahba received a bachelor's degree in economics from Cambridge University.
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Mustafa Wahba was one of the supporters of the reformist royals and political figures, including Prince Talal and Abdullah Tariki.
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In 1960 Mustafa Wahba was appointed deputy finance minister by King Saud making him an assistant to Prince Talal, the minister of finance.
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Mustafa Wahba went to the Soviet Union and then, to Syria where he settled.
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Mustafa Wahba became the first secretary general of the party under the alias Mahdi Habib.
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Mustafa Wahba held the title from 1975 to 1991 when the party was dissolved.
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Mustafa Wahba was living in Amman, Jordan, at the beginning of the 2000s.
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Mustafa Wahba married an Austrian woman from Graz with whom he had two daughters.