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Imen Blioua / Imen Bliwa

Tunis, Tunisia
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About Imen
Imen Blioua is a seasoned journalist and translator based in Tunis, Tunisia, with over a decade of experience in the media industry. She holds a Master's degree in translation, with proficiency in English, Arabic, and French, which has greatly enhanced her versatility and depth in journalism. Blioua's work extends beyond reporting, as she is also a qualified interpreter and has been a vital fixer for foreign media in Tunisia since 2013.

Her journalistic focus is primarily on politics, economy, social interests, and sports, with a special emphasis on Para Athletics. Blioua has been instrumental in covering significant events such as the Tunis 2021 World Para Athletics Grand Prix. Through her reporting, she not only showcases the triumphs of elite Paralympic champions but also underscores the importance of international competitions in promoting sports within Africa. Her work is particularly notable for highlighting the achievements of local Tunisian athletes and the role of international organizations in supporting these events.

Blioua's dedication to her craft is evident in her freelance journalism, where she continues to provide insightful coverage and analysis. Her multilingual skills have undoubtedly contributed to her ability to connect with a diverse audience and bring global attention to the sports and athletes she covers. Her professional presence extends to social media, where she engages with her audience on platforms like Facebook.
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Arabic English French
Services
Video Package (Web / Broadcast) Audio package (Radio / Podcast) Interview (Video / Broadcast)
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Business Finance Politics
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If the conflict continues through the Ukrainian harvest season, poor countries may face HALAL INDUSTRY Russian invasion of Ukraine disrupts food trade for halal market countries BY HEBA HASHEM, IMEN BLIWA ...

EXCLUSIVE COMMENTS: Moroccan clothing industry eyes near-sourcing business The Moroccan Textile and Clothing Industry Association (AMITH) is pushing ahead with a new strategic programme ...By Imen Bliwa

المعرض الوطني للزربية والنسيج المحفوف والالياف النباتية بتونس، معرض الكرم مارس 2021، عودة الصناعات التقليدية الى الحياة POSTED ON MARCH 15, 2021 UPDATED ON MARCH 15, 2021 الصناعات التقليدية التونسية بمعرض الكرم الدولي من 12 إلى 21 مارس 2021 والحرفيين يع

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Africa’s largest Para sport competition kicks off in Tunisia

16 Mar 2021  |  www.paralympic.org
The Tunis 2021 World Para Athletics Grand Prix, Africa's largest Para sport competition, begins on Thursday, 18 March, in Tunisia. The event will feature around 480 athletes from 59 countries competing at the Rades Olympic Athletics Stadium. Notable participants include Tunisia's four-time Paralympic champion Raoua Tlili and three-time Paralympic champion Walid Ktila. The Grand Prix will also see the return of Ethiopia's Tamiru Demisse and performances from other Paralympic champions like Omara Durand and Leinier Savon. The event will provide classification opportunities for athletes and is supported by the International Paralympic Committee's NPC Development Programme, sponsored by Toyota. Live results will be accessible on the World Para Athletics website, with updates on their Twitter and Instagram channels.

Is Freedom of Expression Worth Dying For? Things I really want to talk about, a storm in my head just starts the moment I closed my eyes. More than 16 dead marking the revolution day in Egypt, what for? They went there just to commemorate martyrs and remember the Egyptian revolution, only to become martyrs of the failed revolution! Social media immediately shared shocking picture of Shaimaa El-Sabbagh, who was in Tahrir Square, and who only went to commemorate and to celebrate the revolution.

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