Ahmed Belbachir Haskouri was born in Marrakesh, Morocco. Mohammed Daoud tutored both the khalifa and Belbachir in Tetuan's palace where they both grew up. Belbachir was born into an aristocratic family allied to the Alaouite dynasty of Morocco through previous marital alliances and a long-standing high level service to various sheikdoms under the sultans of Morocco. (1229-1574). Eventually, from the area that became their new home. In the course of time, . Later, he married Lalla Zoubeida Raissouni in 1950. . Sadiq was also ex-finance minister of the first khalifal government and both cousin and previous “interlocuteur” (political broker) of Mulai Ahmed er Raisuni. Mulai Ahmed was the most adamant rebel against both domestic and foreign powers during pre-colonial and colonial times and was later portrayed as the hero in the American movie called "The Wind and the Lion". This alliance politically upgraded Belbachir in northern Morocco. Consequently, it made the public more receptive to the position of the khalifa, . Belbachir was anti-Nazi, anti-communist and pro-monarchist with progressive views. . Belbachir's political ideologies can be further understood through future encounters with the Spanish leaders. . . Belbachir was one of the most prominent political figures in Spanish Morocco and was often alluded to as the “Éminence grise” of the caliph of Spanish Morocco as conveyed in 1988 by a Moroccan historian, Abdelmajid Benjelloun. Jean Wolf, a Belgian historian, further supported the term “Éminence grise” in 1994. He was the intermediary between the Sultan Mohammed V in French Morocco and the caliph of Spanish Morocco. He was also the only negotiator between Franco and the caliph as regularly evidenced by the Spanish newspaper called ABC especially by 1956. For example, . Furthermore, . Additionally, he was the politician from Spanish Morocco who could socially and politically communicate, especially during times of crises, with nineteenth-century politicians who were still around in the 1950s. to maintain balance and unity between the two protectorates. Furthermore, , the Grand Vizier of French Morocco at the time. Similarly, Belbachir is historically known to be in the higher social circles a politician from Spanish Morocco who negotiated, to the satisfaction of all domestic and foreign powers as well as Abd el-Krim's, the last phase of the latter's exile.