About: Najiba Laima Kasraee

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Najiba Laima Kasraee is a journalist, media consultant, and founder of the first languages training for the BBC Academy. She is well known for her work in BBC World Service as a journalist and as building training resources for journalists in the language they report in. She has founded BBC Academy International Languages websites and news style guides in more than 42 vernacular languages. Her interview with Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2001 won a Sony Radio Award, and was described by the Guardian as having "a far-reaching effect on Blair's mindset."

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  • Najiba Laima Kasraee is a journalist, media consultant, and founder of the first languages training for the BBC Academy. She is well known for her work in BBC World Service as a journalist and as building training resources for journalists in the language they report in. She has founded BBC Academy International Languages websites and news style guides in more than 42 vernacular languages. She is also known for presenting for BBC Afghan service, in radio programmes Your Voice (2001-2007) and The Weekly Debate (2001-2007), and on TV in Path of Thoughts (2014-2019). She has created and presented Pashto children's stories, including the BBC series Lallo Lallo, which ran for 95 episodes. Her interview with Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2001 won a Sony Radio Award, and was described by the Guardian as having "a far-reaching effect on Blair's mindset." Najiba is fluent in Pashto, Persian, Russian and English and can speak Hindi and Urdu. (en)
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  • Najiba Laima Kasraee is a journalist, media consultant, and founder of the first languages training for the BBC Academy. She is well known for her work in BBC World Service as a journalist and as building training resources for journalists in the language they report in. She has founded BBC Academy International Languages websites and news style guides in more than 42 vernacular languages. Her interview with Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2001 won a Sony Radio Award, and was described by the Guardian as having "a far-reaching effect on Blair's mindset." (en)
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  • Najiba Laima Kasraee (en)
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