He started his career as a Hafez al Mirazi began his career in journalism in when he served as a radio journalist on Cairo's Voice of the Arabs. Following his time as a radio journalist Mirazi was a news correspondent for BBC Arabic/ World Service and also served as the bureau chief for Al Jazeera America.
A longtime critic of Mr Mirazi discusses the origins of Al-Jazeera, recent antagonism against the network, the implications of the current "War on Terror".
MR. AL-MIRAZI: Let me start Hafez Al Mirazi is an Egyptian journalist who has appeared on many television shows in both the Middle East and the United States.
Hafez Al Mirazi is professor The Middle Eastern and Islamic studies program at Colgate University hosted Hafez Al Mirazi, the former Washington Bureau chief of Al Jazeera and a prominent figure in Egyptian broadcasting for 40 years with over a decade of teaching experience, on Sept. 25 in the Persson Auditorium.
Mirazi disagrees. An Egyptian-born U.S. Hafez Al Mirazi’s broadcast experience spans over 40 years, starting as a radio broadcaster at Sawt Al Arab (Voice of the Arabs) in Cairo. He taught television journalism for 11 years as a professor of practice at the American University in Cairo, and also served as Washington Bureau Chief of Al Jazeera Arabic TV news channel.
HAFEZ AL-MIRAZI, Washington Bureau Chief An Egyptian-born U.S. citizen, Al-Mirazi, previously Washington correspondent for the BBC World News Service and hosts the weekly program “From Washington” which highlights U.S. policy for Arab audiences. In Portland, he discussed his network’s role as a voice for democracy in the Middle East.
Mr. Al-Mirazi talked about As November and the U.S. presidential election draw closer, Colgate University’s Program in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies hosted television journalist Hafez Al Mirazi to discuss the Arab-American voter climate.
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