Interviews
Ghida Fakhry has been conducting sit-down interviews with Heads of State and Government, Ministers of Foreign Affairs, top UN and US administration officials since the beginning of her career. Over the last twenty years, she has interviewed the leaders of Iran, Afghanistan, Israel, Palestine, Bolivia, Ireland, Lebanon, Iraq and Pakistan among others. She sat down with the Libyan leader, Muammar Qaddafi, during his last visit to the UN in New York. Here are a few excerpts of some of her interviews:
Interview with Muammar Qaddafi
The Libyan leader sits down with Ghida Fakhry during his last visit to the UN in September 2009 to discuss the Lockerbie case and the decision not to appeal the conviction of a Libyan intelligence officer despite mounting evidence challenging the verdict.
Interview with Shimon Peres
The Israeli President sits down with Ghida Fakhry on the margins of the annual session of the UN General Assembly in New York in September 2008, to discuss the Iranian and Israeli nuclear programs.
Interview with Hamid Karzai
The Afghan President sits down with Ghida Fakhry during a visit to the US in September 2007 to discuss the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan, efforts to convince troop-contributing countries to remain in the country and whether or not to engage in talks with the Taliban.
Links to selected interviews:
Interview with French Foreign Minister, Bernard Kouchner
Interview with Iraqi Foreign Minister, Hoshyar Zebari
Interview with Pakistani Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Qureishi
Interview with Iranian Foreign Minister, Manoucher Mottaki