Mohamed HADDAD

I am a trilingual Tunisian journalist (Arabic, English and French). I freelance for various medias as Reuters TV, ARTE (franco-german TV), RTS (Switzerland public TV), Le Mouv French public radio, etc.



I also contributed to train Tunisian National TV Video-Journalists through Canal France International program, a French public organization. Besides, I trained associative radios journalists with Deutsch Welle Akademie. Both of these programs happened all around the country, out of Tunis.



Before that, I worked for the French international news agency AFP (Agence France-Presse) as TV reporter for one year and a half, covering news in Tunisia with several missions in Libya and Syria. I had the chance to follow up the Libyan news very closely because I used to go there monthly. I covered war in Zintan, Bani Walid, Misrata, electoral campaign and elections in Tripoli, also the anniversary of the beginning of the revolution in Benghazi. In Syria, I had a very interesting and dangerous experience in Aleppo for two weeks. One of my French colleagues was killed, one other is in custody in Assad's regime jail.



I have also made stand ups for the French speaking TV channel such as Medi1TV, France 24 and TV5 Monde. I travelled all around the country to shoot news and feature stories and have established a wide range of contacts within Tunisia's civil society and political spectrum. Arabic is my native tongue. I am also fluent in English and in French. Academically, I studied journalism in Bordeaux Journalism School for two years.