Yehia Jaber

Mrs. Yehia Jaber
Journalist, Founder and Owner , “Why Production” Company

Mr. Jaber is Poet, Playwright and Journalist. In addition, He is founder and owner of “Why Production” company, specializing in documentaries and other film genres.

He is a also Scriptwriter and TV programmer at MBC.

His Poetry, Literary and Theatre publications include “As if I am a Divorced Woman”, “For Adults Only”, “Capitals of error”, “My Country”, “Smile you are Lebanese”, “Yehya Jaber…Grab Strongly the Book” (in Arabic).

Mr. Jaber served as an editor and Chief-Editor of several Arabic magazines and newspapers such as Al-Hasnaa magazine, As-Safir daily and the Kuwaiti Daily Al-Anbaa.

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Testimonials

H.E. Dr. Jihad Azour

Just to tell how impressed I was by the sixth annual session of NAWF. It was indeed an extremely interesting conference with excellent discussions. The quality of topics and speakers made this event very successful and contributed to enrich the debate on women's issues in the Middle East.
Mrs. Rana Ghandour Salhab

The group of presenters and panelists this year was very good, and I found the event successful and on topic. I commend you and your team for selecting such an excellent array of women and men leaders from across the region who shared their experiences and their views on the opportunities and challenges for women entrepreneurs in the Arab region. I wish you the best in future events.
Ms. Nadereh Chamlou

Thank you so much for inviting me to join you in this conference. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learnt a great deal.
Ms. Tania Moussallem

The efforts you invested resulted in a great, well organized conference with interesting and inspiring panels and speakers.
Ms. May Habib

Mabrouk on a wonderful conference. We found it inspiring and very useful as a networking event. Your team was friendly and high professional - thank you.
Aurelien LECHEVALLIER

Thank you very much, and bravo for this lovely 5th edition of NAWF! All of us highly appreciate that the event was very well organized, the exchanges (sometimes quite lively!) as well as the quality of the speakers.