Reem Al-Asaad: (The Syrian media has had a very great responsibility in recent years, which are considered among the worst years that Syria has passed through, “the years of the Syrian crisis and war.”
Because of the exceptional situation, every media person had to work within his organization and adapt to this very difficult reality in every sense of the word.
It is not easy to carry out media work and transmit it in the proper and correct manner, whatever the type of journalistic work, under harsh conditions of war and with limited capabilities.
There was a lot of sacrifice and patience
However, the results proved that the Syrian journalist is one of the most efficient and most adapted to reality.
Reem Al-Asaad, a Syrian journalist, member of the Syrian Journalists Union, prepared and edited at the General Authority for Radio and Television in Syria.
Former editor of the Syrian Talaqi channel, editor-in-chief of Al-Qarar Al-Siyasi newspaper, editor-in-chief of Al-Inmaa Al-Iqtisadiyyah magazine, and the Syrian Al-Haqiqa magazine.
Member of the editorial board of the women’s magazine that deals with women’s affairs, Khatoon, in Canada, Montreal.
Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of the International Union of Arab Writers
And media advisor at the International Union of Arab Writers.
Writer for a number of media websites and in local and Arab magazines and newspapers. Literary, cultural and social.
She loves poetry and drawing.
She entered the world of directing in her first experience as an assistant director with the Syrian director Awad Al-Qadro in a realistic documentary
(The Syrian Mother, Shams Latghib), produced by the National Film Organization