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Walid bin Ibrahim Al-Ibrahim
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Haihuwa Riyadh, 20 century
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Waleed bin Ibrahim Al Ibrahim ( Larabci: وليد بن إبراهيم آل إبراهيمWalīd bin Ibrahīm Āl Ibrahīm (an haife shi ne a shekara ta 1962) ɗan kasuwan Saudiyya ne, mai kamfanin kuma shugaban Cibiyar Watsa Labarai ta Gabas ta Tsakiya, wanda aka fi sani da MBC Group. [1] A shekarar 2018, gwamnatin Saudiyya tayi shiri domin samun kashi 60 na MBC, inda ta bar sauran kashi 40 na kamfanin a hannun Al Ibrahim.[2] Kungiyar MBC ta bayyana a cikin wata sanarwa cewa, Al Ibrahim zai rike hannun jarinsa kuma a matsayinsa na shugaban wannan canar, ya yi nazari kan tsare-tsaren ci gaban da aka gudanar a Hadaddiyar Daular Larabawa a ranar 29 ga Mayu 2018. [2]

Rayuwar farko da ilimi

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An haifi Waleed Al Ibrahim a shekara ta 1962,[3] kuma ya girma a kasar Saudiyya.[4][5] Yana da 'yan'uwa takwas. Biyu daga cikin yayyensa ne, Abdulaziz da Khalid, kamar shi, suma yan kasuwa ne masu saka hannun jari a ƙasar Amurka ƙanwarsa, Al Jawhara Al Ibrahim, ɗaya ce daga cikin matan Sarki Fahd . Maha Al Ibrahim, ya auri tsohon mataimakin ministan tsaro da sufurin jiragen sama, Yarima Abdul Rahman, cikakken dan uwan Sarki Fahd. Yar uwarsa ta uku, Mohdi Al Ibrahim, ita ce matar tsohon ministan ilimi na Saudiyya, Khaled Al Angari .

Al Ibrahim ya sami ilimi a Oregon, Amurka, a cikin 1980s kuma ya kammala karatunsa na gaba a can.

Ayyukan kasuwanci

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Bayan kammala karatunsa na jami'a, Al Ibrahim ya kafa wani sabon kamfani da ake cewa ARA Productions and Television Studios (ARAvision) a Saudi Arabia. wannan ita ce sana'arsa ta farko a harkar watsa labarai. Daga baya, aka kira ta ARA Group International, ta zama cibiyar watsa labarai da ta ƙunshi kamfanoni da yawa na rediyo da talabijin da ke watsa dukkan ƙasashen Larabawa. [6]

  1. "Waleed bin Ibrahim Al Ibrahim". Global Competitiveness Forum. Archived from the original on 24 August 2011. Retrieved 19 April 2013.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Katie Paul. "Chairman of Saudi media group MBC allowed to travel to Dubai". Reuters. Retrieved 12 June 2018.
  3. "Waleed Al Ibrahim". Media Ownership Monitor Egypt. Retrieved 6 October 2020.[permanent dead link]
  4. "GCC's Most Admired Executives 2009". Arabian Business. 2009. Retrieved 13 May 2012.
  5. Samantha Shapiro (2 January 2005). "The War Inside the Arab Newsroom". The New York Times. Retrieved 13 May 2012.
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