HALA NAMED YOUNG GLOBAL LEADER 2011

Hala has been recognized by the World Economic Forum, being named a Young Global Leader 2011.

HALA IN TOP 100 MOST POWERFUL ARAB WOMEN

Hala has made the list "100 Most Powerful Arab Women 2011" from Arabianbusiness.com at number 86:

"Often considered CNN’s face in the Arab world, Hala Gorani is an anchor and correspondent for the 24-hour news channel.

She has covered major news events in the Middle East, including the recent Egypt protests and has reported from every country in the region, including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan and the Palestinian territories.

Born in Seattle, Washington to Syrian parents, Gorani’s childhood included growing up in Paris, France, as well as some time in Algeria. She graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor of Science in Economics before graduating from the renowned Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris.

Formerly the host of Inside the Middle East, Gorani now anchors CNN’s International Desk and has interviewed guests ranging from Tony Blair to Rafik Hariri to Nouri al Maliki."

HALA ON THE RADIO

Hala will be discussing the events in the Middle East and her time in Egypt on WSBRadio Atlanta at 8pm EST 4 March 2011.

UPDATE: The audio of this discussion is posted at Youtube thanks to Nodefault.

Rafael - Eye on France

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EGYPT

Be careful out there.

GLOBE TREKKING

Hala has been appearing lately on CNN/US in a segment called Globe Trekking. Here is a short clip.


Here's to hoping she continues to be the daily bright spot on US.

WHY HALA?

Why be outraged when an anchor's time is slashed? When it is not just any anchor. No one does it like Hala...check out this clip after a piece by Richard Roth about kids in the Bronx growing veggies.