Who are the most influential women in the Arab world?

A number of influential women in the Arab world and the Middle East, including Lebanese director Nadine Labaki, who entered the list after being the first Arab woman to be nominated for the Academy Award in the Best Film category abroad, for his film "Capernaum", which highlights the growing refugee crisis in the Middle East. . It tells the story of a boy (12 years) from Beirut suing his parents for his birth. The film was presented for the first time at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival in the feature film competition.

The Libyan poet Huda al-Sarari, who was chosen after telling a different story about Libya, that the media used to describe as a country in fierce conflict, chose to tell the story of A people determined to lead a normal life in full war. The magazine – has transformed the channels managed by the sari into the most watched channels in Libya. The selection also included a brief description of the media group led by Huda, the 218th channel offering a variety of entertainment programs devoted to sports, the arts and society, as well as the daily life of the Libyan citizen and channel 218. News, specializing in political, social, sports and economic news. The independent platform "Rimisa", first sports site of Libya.

The most influential list included a group of well-known business women such as Manchester University founding director Randa Bisiso, Oscar-winning director Nadine Labaki, Pyramid Media CEO Nashwa Al Ruwaini , the general director of the Saudi German hospital group Reem Al-Othman. Mona Al Hashimi, CEO of Bahrain Telecom, and Raja Al Gurg, Emirati, from the world of construction. Note that it is the first time that a Libyan woman gets a place on such annual lists.

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