Karim Rassi (Arabic: كريم الراسي) is a Lebanese Greek Orthodox politician.[1] He was born in Tripoli[clarification needed] in 1967.[1] He studied political science at the American University of Beirut.[1] He is a member of the political bureau of the Marada Movement.[2]
He was elected to parliament in 1994, filling the seat that was vacated when his father Abdullah Al Rassi. He was again elected to parliament in the 2000 elections.[1]
Rassi is the son-in-law of the Lebanese academic Elie Salem.[3]
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