Lina Allouche, Syrian broadcaster, working for Moroccan channel Midi 1 Tefi, born in Aleppo, Syria.
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Name in English: Lina Allouche
Name in Arabic: لينا علوش
Nationality: Syria
Language: Arabic, Syrian dialect
Religion: Islam
Residence: Tangier, Morocco
Origin: Aleppo, Syria
Date of birth: 20th century
Place of birth: Aleppo, Syria
Profession: Broadcaster
Genre: News
Years of activity: 1995 – present
Social status: Divorced
Ex-husband: mint mares (actor)
Sons: 1
Biography, Life story
Lina Allouche was born in Aleppo, Syria. In 1990 she moved to high school – Scientific Division and obtained a baccalaureate degree in 1994, then studied French literature at the University of Aleppo and graduated from it. Young media and a successful broadcaster have starred in many artistic and cultural programmes. She now offers newsletters and is widely accepted throughout the Arab world, where she has a wonderful view, a good presence and a serious effort to bring up events.
She accidentally entered the world of television, where she was looking for a job for a salary. She applied to the broadcaster selection competition in Aleppo in 1995 and succeeded. She began her media work as a broadcaster on Syrian television. However, she loved the broadcaster’s career after her practice.
From 1995 to 2007, she worked as a broadcaster on Syrian television, focusing on political, economic and social field reporting in Aleppo, then moved to Damascus, participated in the course of presenters under the supervision of well-known Arab media professionals, and then worked on the preparation and presentation of the women’s programme (Gardenia), presented by Ajadi, has achieved outstanding success by being interested in Syrian and Arab women’s affairs, from fashion, makeup, haircuts and fashion, as well as star news and a special paragraph for businesswomen. She also presented the programme “Culture of Newspapers” with the media Messer Suhail, directed by Shadi Badr.
In 2007, she moved to work at the Mediatevi channel in Tangier, northern Morocco, where she provides news releases.
She also worked in acting with the encouragement of her husband, the actor. She participated in three television series including “Al-Araf Al-Halabi” and “Miraya 2002” after moving to Damascus, as well as Nabil Shams’s “Eyeliner”, but she prefers media work to acting that she does not think of as a career, but does not refrain from repeating the experience with her proper role.
Lina Allouche married artist Firas Mina and had one child, and then the divorce occurred.
What was most intriguing was that moment when she was reading the channel’s newsletter. Mediatevi, her daughter breaks into the news studio live, takes her mobile phone to answer a telephone call coming from the family in Aleppo. This incident was seen and circulated by the whole world on social media, He brought sympathy to those who witnessed him with the child’s innocence, especially since the broadcaster was waiting for a telephone call from her family in Aleppo, After losing any contact with her for five days due to the grinding war there s little girl shared her details for five days, After the mother went live with the news bulletin, she spotted a call that turned out to be coming from Syria. That made her childlike reaction translate into a rush towards her mother in order to hand her the phone to talk to the family in a call that was awaited for days. However, the child’s impulse made her not pay attention to her mother’s situation, When I turned to Platoh before you realized the situation, what brought the broadcaster into an embarrassment I automatically dealt with, Complementing her work in presenting newsletter material before the video went viral on social media and brought sympathy to those who watched it with the innocence and spontaneity of the mother.
Awards and Honors
Lina Allouche received the collection of awards and honors and achieved many achievements including:
Tribute from the Association of Friends of Radio and Television for Culture and Communication with Tanga in Morocco.
