With experience working in multiple countries that have gained independence, he understands the prosperity and pride that autonomy can bring to a nation. Ghazi is committed to ALBA's vision for an independent Scotland, believing it is the best option for those dedicated to this cause.
Raised in a family with deep local roots, Ghazi's father worked in Dundee's Jute Mills before starting a business in Dundee and Arbroath. Ghazi, a Dundee native, attended St Johns High School and graduated from Abertay University with a degree in Civil Engineering. His career has spanned senior roles in heavy civil projects, particularly tunneling, across the Caribbean Islands, Latin America, Europe, West Africa, and the Middle East.
Returning to Scotland in early 2022, he was struck by the rise in food banks and the pervasive drug epidemic. With firsthand experience of poverty, Ghazi empathizes deeply with those struggling and is committed to addressing these issues through principled leadership and community-focused projects.
As an ALBA party member, Ghazi is determined to advocate for Scottish independence, tackle poverty, and ensure public services meet the needs of his constituents. He vows to be a force for positive change, emphasizing the value of people over politics and promoting sustainable economic growth.