(Reuters) - For the Moroccan-born Belda, 63, pulling off the deal would cap a career that started in 1969, when he joined the company's Brazilian affiliate Alcoa Aluminio.
From there, he advanced through Alcoa's Latin American operations, then moved to Pittsburgh, and took over as CEO in 1999. He added the title of chairman two years later.
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