Masar Al-Ghaiss: I want to forge my own identity... I will not be a copy of any other female presenter!

Since she was very young, she felt that media was her domain and where she belonged.

In an era when media exposure opportunities are expanding and platforms are multiplying, reaching the screen and maintaining a genuine professional presence remain challenges that require passion, tools, and a clear understanding of what the media professional seeks from herself before the audience asks anything of her. Among the young faces who have chosen to tread this path with quiet steps and clear ambition is the young Kuwaiti broadcaster Masour Al-Ghaith, a graduate of the University of Kuwait’s Department of Media (Radio and Television). She found in the microphone and the camera a space through which she could express an old passion and a dream that crystallized through experience. From her earliest steps, Al-Ghaith did not treat media merely as an academic major or a job, but as a path she chose with conviction, striving to acquire its tools and skills through experience, practice, and seizing opportunities she deemed suitable for her.

In this interview, Masour Al-Ghaith speaks about her beginnings, which trace back to school radio, her relationship with the microphone, and what she learned from her experience as a correspondent. She also discusses the role of her university professors in supporting and encouraging her, alongside her ambition to develop her skills and her vision for the image of the Kuwaiti media professional, which she hopes to help shape as one of its exemplary models.