Ahmed Vall Ould Dine

Al Jazeera Media Network

Bio

A professional journalist, program presenter, writer, and novelist, he has worked as a field television reporter and a mentor of editorial standards at Al Jazeera Network. He is a dedicated reader of literature and philosophy, a skilled speaker, and a multilingual individual. He was the recipient of the 2011 Documentary Film Award. Publications: Danschmund: A historical novel published by Meskliani in 2023. Earthstone: Conflict of Invaders and Land Defenders in Afghanistan, published by Al Jazeera Center for Studies in 2021. Al-Shaibani: A novel published in the summer of 2019 by Dar Al-Tanweer. Al-Hadqi: A historical novel published by Meskliani in 2018. Hosted by Gaddafi's Brigades, 2011: A book detailing his experience of being detained in Tripoli while covering the events of the revolution in Libya at the beginning of 2011. He participated in supervising the dictionary "High Language," produced by the Quality Control Department of Al Jazeera Network in 2014. He has authored dozens of articles and studies in various magazines, newspapers, and websites.

Experience

1. Senior journalist and itinerant correspondent for Al Jazeera, also serving as the presenter of the program "African Tales" on the Atheer platform of Al Jazeera. 2. Worked as a Senior Producer in the Quality Control and Editorial Standards Sector at Al Jazeera Network (English Section) from 2013 to 2021. 3. Served as a senior journalist in the Al Jazeera newsroom, acting as editor of political affairs and a part-time correspondent from 2010 to 2013. 4. Acted as a correspondent for Al Jazeera based in Johannesburg, South Africa, covering all English-speaking countries in the south of the continent from Zimbabwe to Uganda from 2008 to 2010. 5. Served as an editor, translator, and weekly columnist at Al-Arab newspaper from 2007 to 2008. 6. Worked as a journalist for Mauritanian newspapers, notably the news agency, from 2004 to 2007.