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Senior Journalists Seminar Alumni 2003-2018 SENIOR JOURNALISTS SEMINAR 2003 – 2018 Alumni List Australia Ms. Jane NORMAN Political Reporter, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Canberra (2017) Mr. Steven VINEY Chief of Staff, Asia Pacific Newsroom, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Melbourne (2018) Afghanistan Mr. Mujahid M. AKBAR News Manager and Presenter, Tolo and Lemar TVs, Kabul (2007) Mr. Ramin ANWARI Online Producer, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Kabul (2010) Kawa PARWIZ Senior Political Editor, Hasht e Sobh Daily Newspaper, Kabul, (2011) Mr. Jawad SUKHANYAR Reporter, The New York Times, Kabul Bureau, Kabul (2015) Mr. Habib Khan TOTAKHIL Reporter, Wall Street Journal, Kabul (2016) Bangladesh Mr. Mahbubul ALAM Editor, The Independent, (English Daily), Dhaka (2003) Mr. Mashiul ALAM Assistant Editor, The Daily Prothom Alo, Dhaka (2005) Mr. Iqbal Sobhan CHOWDHURY Editor, The Bangladesh Observer, Dhaka (2003) Mr. Shahidul Islam CHOWDHURY Special Correspondent, New Age, Dhaka (2018) Mr. Ashfaqul HAQUE News Editor, The Daily Star, Dhaka (2005) <<< The Senior Journalists Seminar is supported by the East-West Center, the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Arts, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, and the Roshan Cultural Heritage Institute >>> SENIOR JOURNALISTS SEMINAR, East-West Center, 1601 East-West Road, Honolulu, Hawaii 96848-1601 Telephone: 808-944-7384; Fax: 808-944-7600; [email protected]; www.eastwestcenter.org/jefferson Mr. Anisul HOQUE Deputy Editor, The Daily Prothom Alo, Dhaka (2004) Mr. Shah Husan IMAM Associate Editor, The Daily Star, Dhaka (2004) Ms. Syeda Gulshan Ferdous JANA Editor and Blog Facilitator, Somewhere In Blog, Dhaka (2014) Mr. Sajjad SHARIF Deputy Editor, The daily “Prothom Alo” C.A. Bhaban, Dhaka (2007) Canada Mr. Muhammad LILA Special Correspondent, CNN, Toronto (2016) China Ms. Ailing QIN Senior Reporter, South Reviews Magazine, Guangzhou Daily News Group, Guangzhou (2015) Egypt Mr. Hany DANIAL Assistant Editor, Albwabh News, Cairo (2016) Ms. Ethar EL-KATATNEY Senior Producer, AJ+, San Francisco, California, USA/Egyptian (2015) India Mr. Mobshar Jawed AKBAR Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director, The Asian Age, New Delhi (2003) Mr. Syed Firdaus ASHRAF Chief Correspondent, Rediff.com, Mumbai (2005) Mr. Syed Shujaat Ahmad BUKHARI Special Correspondent (Bureau Chief), The Hindu, Kashmir (2009) Mr. Raj CHENGAPPA Managing Editor, India Today, New Delhi (2003) Mr. Bidhayak DAS Asia Correspondent, Eastern Chronicle, Guwahati (2011) Ms. Syeda Saadia Azim DAYAL Bureau chief, Eastern India, Sahara India TV Network, Kolakata (2010) Mr. Vijay JOSHI Assistant Asia Pacific Editor, Associated Press, Bangkok, Thailand/India (2014) 2 Ms. Aisha KHAN Correspondent, Munsif Daily, Hyderabad (2006) Mr. Mohammed Shoeb KHAN Principal Correspondent, The Times of India, Jaipur (2017) Mr. Shahid Ahmed KHAN Regional Manager (East) and Bureau Chief, The Press Trust of India (PTI), Kolkata, West Bengal (2007) Ms. Arfa KHANUM Consulting Editor, Thewire.in, New Delhi (2018) Mr. Sameer Arshad KHATLANI Chief Copy Editor, The Times of India, New Delhi (2015) Mr. Ayaz MEMON Editor-Special Projects, Times of India, Mumbai (2004) Ms. Shahira NAIM Special Correspondent, Tribune Trust, Chandigarh (2005) Mr. Yunus Ashfaq Husain SAYED Senior Editor, Indian Express Newspapers, Mumbai (2007) Mr. Zaffar Iqbal SHEIKH Bureau Chief, New Delhi Television Ltd (NDTV), Srinagar(2016) Mr. George THOMAS Chief Sub Editor, Malayala Manorama, Kerala (2006) Mr. Riyaz WANI Principal Correspondent, The Indian Express, Srinagar (2008) Mr. Shazi ZAMAN Executive Producer, TV Today Network Limited, New Delhi (2004) Indonesia Ms. Dessy ANWAR Executive Producer, Metro TV, Jakarta (2003) Mr. Mauludin ANWAR News Producer, SCTV Jakarta, Jakarta (2006) Ms. Mardiyah CHAMIM Managing Editor, TEMPO News Weekly Magazine, Jakarta (2011) Ms. Devianti FARIDZ Producer, “Indonesia Now,” Metro TV, Jakarta (2008) Mr. Heru HENDRATMOKO Production Director / Editor in Chief, (Radio News Agency) KBR & PortalKBR.com, Jakarta (2014) 3 Mr. Helmi HIDAYAT Chief Editor, Potensi BUMN, Jakarta (2005) Mr. Usman KANSONG Editor-in-Chief, Media Indonesia Daily, Jakarta (2017) Mr. Dandy KOSWARAPUTRA Indonesian Correspondent, IslamOnline.net, Jakarta (2010) Mr. Sunandar NANDAR Lecturer, University of Islam, Jakarta and Executive Director, Gontor Magazine, Jakarta Selatan (2004) Ms. Purwani Diyah PRABANDARI Bureau Chief for , Central Java and Yogyakarta, Tempo Inti Media, Yogyakarta (2009) Ms. Najwa SHIHAB Anchor, Metro TV, Jakarta Barat (2006) Mr. Abdul Latif SIREGAR News Producer, TPI TV, Jakarta Timur (2007) Mr. Mohamad Arief SUDITOMO News Production Manager & Senior Anchor, PT Rajawali Citra Televisi Indonesia, Jakarta (2004) Ms. Yulia SUPADMO Executive Producer, RCTI Television, Jakarta (2005) Iran Mr. Reza Zandi AGHORI Member of Association of Iranian Journalists Iranian Journalist Association, Tehran (2009) Mr. Saeed Kamali DEHGHAN Foreign Reporter, The Guardian, London, England/Iran (2014) Mr. Amir A. FAKHRAVAR President, Iranian Freedom Institute, Falls Church, Virginia/Iran (2010) Mr. Roozbeh MIREBRAHIMI Editor-in-Chief, Iran dar Jahan Magazine, Brooklyn, New York/Iran (2011) Mr. Kourosh ZIABARI Op-ed Writer, Tehran Times and Correspondent, Iran Review, Tehran (2015) Iraq Ms. Shahad J. HASAN Chief Editor and Reporter, Iraqi Media Network (IMN), Baghdad (2018) Mr. Hayman H. MOHAMMED Head of Digital Media, RudawMedia Network, Erbil (2015) 4 Mr. Zeyad Nihad Al ZUBAIDI Senior Correspondent, Alhurra-Iraq Television, Baghdad (2014) Kuwait Ms. Chaitali B. ROY Special Correspondent, Arab Times Kuwait and Producer/Editor, Radio Kuwait, Safat, Kuwait/Indian (2015) Mr. Shakir RESHAMWALA Front Page and Executive Editor, Kuwait Times, Kuwait City (2017) Malaysia Ms. Non Einai Mohammed AMIN Journalist, Utusan Melayu (M’sia) Bhd., Kuala Lumpur (2007) Ms. Norzie Binti Pak Wan CHEK Senior Executive Broadcast Journalist, Sistem Televisyen Malaysia Berhad (TV3), Selangor (2006) Ms. Norila Mohd. DAUD Sub-Editor, Utusan Melayu (M) BHD, Kuala Lumpur (2005) Ms. Yee Ping FOO Deputy News Editor, The Star, Selangor (2010) Mr. Ghaz Ghazali News Editor, The Borneo Post, Kuching (2018) Ms. Shahanaaz Sher HABIB Senior Writer, The Star (M) Publications, Petaling Jaya (2003) Mr. Mohammad Herman HAMID News Editor, Utusan Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur (2016) Ms. Darshini KANDASAMY Assistant News Editor, Malaysiakini, Kuala Lumpur (2014) Ms. Theresa MANAVALAN Senior Journalist, New Straits Times Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur (2004) Mr. Kamaruzaman MOHAMAD Assistant News Editor, Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd, Kuala Lumpur (2004) Mr. Krishnan Kutty PARKARAN Deputy Editor, News, The Star, Petaling Jaya (2005) Mr. Brian SAGAYAM Executive Editor, Star Media Group, Kuala Lumpur (2017) Mr. Tomi SOETJIPTO Deputy News Editor, Al Jazeera English, Kuala Lumpur (2008) 5 Ms. Seen Hau THAM Head of Content, Kinitv, Kuala Lumpur (2015) Mr. Azman UJANG Executive Editor, Bernama, Kuala Lumpur (2003) Mr. Kai Ping YONG Chinese Editor, Malaysiakini.com, Kuala Lumpur (2011) Myanmar Mr. Thomas KEAN Editor-in-Chief, Frontier Myanmar, Yangon (2018) Nigeria Mr. Nurudeen OYEWOLE Senior Reporter, Media Trust Ltd., Abuja (2017) Pakistan Mr. Ashraf ALI Producer/Reporter, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC World Service), Peshawar (2007) Mr. Imtiaz ALI Reporter, BBC Office, Peshawar (2006) Mr. Rana Tanveer ALI Senior Reporter, The Express Tribune, Lahore (2015) Mr. Talat ASLAM Editor, The News, Karachi, Karachi (2005) Mr. Muhammad AYUB Deputy Editor, The News International, Lahore (2006) Mr. Masood HAIDER United Nations Correspondent, Daily Dawn, New York City, New York/Pakistan (2004) Mr. Syed Talat HUSSAIN Senior Correspondent, Anchor Person, News and Current Affairs, ARY-TV, Islamabad (2003) Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim KHAN Senior Staff Reporter, News Network International (NNI), Peshawar Cantt, NWFP (2009) Mr. Muhammad Riaz KHAN Bureau Chief, The Daily Nawa-i-Waqt, Peshawar Cantt, NWFP (2010) Mr. Muhammad Yasir PIRZADA Columnist/News Analyst, Daily Jang, Lahore (2014) Mr. Rasheed Khan SAFI Bureau Chief, Daily Jinnah Islamabad, Peshawar (2008) 6 Mr. Waseem Ahmed SHAH Senior Staff Correspondent, Dawn Newspaper, Peshawar (2016) Mr. Md. Zahir Shah SHERAZI Bureau Chief, DwanNews, Khyber Pakhtunkhawa and FATA (2011) Palestine Mr. Khaldoun ABUKHATTAB International News Editor, Alhayat Aljadida Newspaper, Albireh (2014) Mr. Abdelrauof ARNAOUT Senior Political Reporter, Al-Ayyam Newspaper, Ramallah (2015) Mr. Muamar Orabi NAKHLA General Director/Chief Editor, Wattan Media, Ramallah (2015) Philippines Ms. Elena L. ABEN Senior Reporter, The Manila Bulletin, Manila (2015) Mr. Art BONJOC, Jr. Area News Manager, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, Cagayan de Oro City (2009) Ms. Arlene BURGOS Head, Social Media and Mobile, ABS-CBN Corporation, Manila (2017) Ms. Ethel Cantor CONSTANTINO Senior Reporter, National Broadcasting Network, Davao City (2010) Ms. Marilou Cadelina MANAR Programming Director, Notre Dame Broadcasting Corporation (NDBC), North Cotabato (2007) Ms. Ana Marie PAMINTUAN Executive Editor, The Philippine Star, Manila (2011) Mr. Fernando (Jun) SEPE, Jr. Deputy Editor, Multimedia, ABS-CBN News Digital, Manila (2016) Mr. Edmund “Edd” K. USMAN Reporter, Manila Bulletin, Manila (2008) Mr. DJ YAP Senior Reporter, The Philippine Inquirer, Manila (2018) Singapore Ms. Emillia AMIN Senior Broadcast Journalist, Media Corp. Pte. Ltd. (2014) Mr. Chairul Fahmy HUSSAINI 7 Correspondent, Berita Harian (2008) Mr. Mohd Puad IBRAHIM Digital Editor, Berita Harian, Singapore Press Holdings Ltd. 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