Nadine Labaki is one of the most influential women in the Arab world

CIO Middle East, part of the Arabian Business Group, has selected a number of influential women from the Arab world and the Middle East, including Lebanese director Nadine Labaki, who was named to the list after being the first Arab woman to be a candidate for the Oscars. The best category of foreign films, for his film "Capernaum", which highlights the growing refugee crisis in the Middle East.

One of the most prominent women was the director general of channel 218, the Libyan poetess Huda al-Sarari, who had been chosen after telling a different story about Libya, choosing Sarari to tell the story of a people determined to lead a normal life in full war.

Note that it is the first time that a Libyan woman gets a place on such annual lists.

The most influential list alongside Labaki and Al-Sarari included a group of well-known business women, such as the founding director of the Manchester University Center, Randa Bisiso, the CEO of Pyramid Media, Nashwa Al Ruwaini, the general director of the Saudi hospital group Reem Al Othman, Mona Al Hashemi, emirate Raja Al Gurg of the world of construction and construction.

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