Gina Ofeiche Rahi

Gina Ofeiche Rahi has a diverse range of work experience in the field of media and communication. Gina started their career as a Reporter at Al Akhbariya News, where they covered political, humanitarian, and social events. Gina also conducted features for various programs and received recognition for their work.

Gina then worked as a Freelance Reporter at Al Balad Newspaper, where they submitted political and social features and received appreciation for the quality of their output.

Following this, Gina worked as a Reporter at LBCI, where they covered political and social stories and provided live coverage for the Lebanese Municipality and Lebanese Parliament elections. Gina also represented LBC Sat in international events and received recognition for their work.

Gina then joined Periba Productions as an Investigation Reporter and Segment Director. Gina worked closely with Periscoop and Future TV for the program "Aal Akid," where they investigated and covered unsolved problems in various sectors, conducting interviews and negotiating solutions.

Gina also worked as a Reporter at Saudi Channel One, where they covered stories and features for different programs, including "Ain Aala El Aalam" and "Baramej Ramadaniyat."

Gina had a role as a Freelance Producer at Al Jazeera Media Network, where they produced features for the "Noon" kids program, highlighting etiquette and managing the entire production cycle.

At Future Television, Gina worked as a Reporter and Segment Producer for the program "Bala Toul Sireh," contributing to diversified topics with rich content.

Gina then served as the Media and Communication Manager at لحزب اللبناني الواعد‎I, where they were responsible for managing internal and external communications, implementing communication plans, drafting written materials, and preparing presentations.

Currently, Gina is working as a Television News Reporter at Middle East Broadcasting Networks.

Gina Ofeiche Rahi completed their Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Al-Jâmi'ah Al-Lubnaniya, from 2000 to 2004. In 2009, they participated in a Google search engine demonstration at UNDP. During the same year, they also had a role in peace diffusion for conflict and war region at UNDP. In 2008, they were involved in press investigation reports at Thomson Reuters.