Chedly Ben Ibrahim
Tunis, Tunisie
Chedly Ben Ibrahim is a Tunisian photojournalist, documentary photographer, and visual storyteller, based in Tunisia where he covers relevant news for the international press.
He’s also a trainer and university teacher in photojournalism and photography. Furthermore, he’s multilingual and speaks Arabic, French, English, and Italian fluently.
Besides that, he has a deep-rooted knowledge of political and social issues as well as various cultural backgrounds not only in the Arab but also in the Western world. This gives him a high degree of flexibility and allows him to work in countries all over the world.
He covered all the major events related to Tunisia’s democratic transition, such as the attack on the US Embassy in Tunis, the terrorist attacks that hit Tunisia, especially in 2015, the National Dialogue in Tunisia, the assassinations of Tunisian political opponents and their aftermath, the Bardo sit-in, the Tunisian presidential and parliamentary elections, and many other relevant events.
His professionalism, flexibility and responsiveness to assignments have been noted by the media and organisations for which he has worked, such as :
Tetra Tech USAID, The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), UNESCO, Bloomberg, Rolling Stone Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, BuzzFeed News,..
Currently, he continues to cover major news in Tunisia, and works on short and long term projects focusing on social issues. He’s available for assignments in Tunisia and around the world,
- Editorial
- Events
- Interview
- Portrait
- Reporting
- Video capture
- Video editing
- Arabic
- English
- French
- Italian
TUNISIA CAFE CUP - The Photo Series
Chedly Ben Ibrahim
TUNISIA CAFE CUP, is a Photo Series by Chedly Ben Ibrahim.
How Tunisians have lived the 2018 FIFA World Cup Inside and Outside the Cafes...
Text Review By:
Bettina Viereck Best-selling Author, Business economist / Germany
Tunisians protest against austerity
Chedly Ben Ibrahim
A young man receives first aid after he fainted during clashes erupted between security forces and protesters, as they demonstrated outside the headquarters of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People (ARP) in Bardo, Tunis, Tunisia, on January 26, 2018, to protest against the 2018 #Finance_law, State #Austerity measures, #price_hikes, #tax_increases and #unemployment.
Protesters demanded the fall of the 2018 Budget law and claimed for the release of the people arrested in the recent economic protests.
Protesters also scuffled with security forces members who responded by spraying some gas in the area in an attempt to disperse them.
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© chedly ben ibrahim
Tunisia - 2nd revolution anniversary
Chedly Ben Ibrahim
A woman wearing the full veil, shows a copy of the Koran during a gathering held on the main avenue of the capital Tunis, on January 1, 2013, where Tunisians celebrate the 2nd anniversary of revolution.
© chedly ben ibrahim
