Nadia Khouri-Dagher

Nadia Khouri-Dagher is a Lebanese journalist and reporter. As she is very interested in the Arab world, southern countries, and multiculturalism, she has been working for Babelmed since 2007. She is also the creator of the “MUZZIKA!” column. She graduated in development economics at ESSEC and worked as a social researcher at the IRD. Her Ph.D. consists of a two-year investigation on women and families who survive in a poor neighbourhood of Cairo. She is the author and co-author of fifteen books including “Beyrouth au Coeur”, “Hammam & Beaujolais” and “L’islam moderne - Des musulmans contre l’intégrisme”. She created “Yasmina”, the first monthly magazine in France about women and eastern societies. In addition, she was a journalist of “Sources” (UNESCO) and she collaborated with Le Monde Diplomatique, Le Monde Magazine, Jeune Afrique, RFI, TV5, Al Ahram Hebdo, El Watan, El Pais, Le Soir, etc. Her website: www.au-coeur-du-monde.com