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Request QuoteI am a freelance multilingual award winning cameraman editor producer with twenty six years of experience, in broadcasting industry. I have worked for seventeen years for Reuters television news agency. Since 2007, I have been working as a freelancer for CNN, ABC News, Aljazeera International, CBS, CBC, BBC, Bloomberg, Associated Press, Euronews, UNHCR, IFAD, CTBTO...I have covered almost all major big news stories from the last two decades, and I have also done documentaries in Africa, Middle East, South of Asia, and Europe.
Produced for Associated Press
Shot in April 2011, Belgian freelancer Ahmed Bahaddou is shortlisted for this dramatic frontline footage which shows Libyan rebels defeating forces loyal to Gaddafi to retake the strategically important village of Al Majabira. Commissioned and broadcast by Associated Press.
Produced for IFAD
In a region where women still struggle to close the gender gap, Morocco stands out. In the past ten years it has enacted laws to eliminate discrimination against women and guarantee gender equality. But how do these laws make a difference in remote rural areas? It could be as simple as buying two sheep.
Produced for Associated Press
As the battle for Syrte draws to an end. The eastern amazigh city of Zuwara, 50 000 inhabitants,located 60 miles from the Tunisian border, usually in the news for being one of the migrant hub of Libya. Today Zuwara is organizing its first horse race for all the East of Libya. In all, 18 horses will compete in 5 races (1500, 2000, 3000 metres). They are coming from cities that usually fight
Produced for Associated Press
The story of the last family who remained living in the ghost town of Talatat in the outskirt of Ariha, where once was heavily populated by civilians, has now become the frontline between Assad forces trying to retake control of Jabal Arbaeen from the rebels, which controls the whole of Idlib region in heights & by doing so will give them the advantage to shell in a radius of 360°.
Produced for UNHCR
Attacks by Nigerian insurgents have spread to neighbouring countries in recent months, severely restricting the ‘humanitarian space’ aid organisations can operate in to help people made homeless by the unrest. The insurgents have recently mounted a series of suicide attacks in Cameroon – the first such attacks in the country.
Produced for BBC News - Current Affairs
“When Boko Haram took us from our village in Chad they marched us towards the Nigerian border with guards at the front and behind us. When the rebels stopped to sleep near the border, the Chadian army came to save us. There was a fight. The Boko Haram men ran away. The Chadian army then brought us here to safety.”
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