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محترفون موثَّقون
خضع كل صحفي على هذه المنصّة للتحقّق يدوياً من قِبل فريقنا في لندن. أنت تتواصل مع مهني إعلامي مؤكَّد.2
تعامل محمي
نحمي تفاصيل التواصل الخاصة بالصحفيين ونوفّر تغطية تأمينية لجميع الحجوزات. ويعمل الطرفان بثقة وأمان.3
دفع آمن
تُحتجَز المدفوعات في حساب ضمان وتُحرَّر عند تسليم العمل. يُضمن للصحفيين الحصول على أجرهم، ويوافق العملاء قبل اعتماد الأموال نهائياً.ألا تزال لديك أسئلة؟
راجِع الأسئلة الشائعةAbout Amr
Amr Fathallah is a seasoned Libyan journalist and video producer based in Tripoli, with over 11 years of experience in journalism and media. He has contributed to a range of Libyan television channels and digital platforms, as well as international outlets such as SciDev.net, Aljazeera.net, and others. His work includes feature writing, investigative reporting, and documentary filmmaking, in addition to video shooting and editing. Amr covers a broad spectrum of topics, including climate change, the environment, science, health, social and cultural issues, as well as armed conflict and security developments across Libya. He has built a strong network of contacts throughout western and southern Libya, enabling him to provide accurate, timely, and locally informed reporting. He is available for news coverage, field reporting, video production, and collaboration with international media organizations.
معرض الأعمال
A report I prepared as a correspondent during the COVID-19 pandemic, covering the unprecedented rush for vitamins and dietary supplements during that period. I wrote the report, narrated it in my own voice, and edited it myself.
A short documentary that I wrote, directed, and participated in filming. It focuses on a unique environmental-charitable initiative in the city of Zliten, which recycles plastic and channels the profits from the recycling process into charitable work.
The documentary features scenes from the cities of Zliten, Msallata, and Tripoli, captured using modern equipment such as the SONY a7 cameras, DJI Mavic 3 drone, and others.
