Lujain Omran regrets some of her statements

Journalist Loujain Omran expressed her happiness at participating in the first session of the Fujairah Media Forum, and thanked the Media Department of the Fujairah Government for its invitation.

In a special meeting with journalist Ali Ajami, the journalist Hala Sarhan entered to greet her, and for her part, Imran said that the talented journalist Hala Sarhan was her “big teacher” who held her hand in Rotana, where she was in her beginnings and working timidly, and Lujain confirmed that she was drawing confidence from Hala Sarhan from the beginning, and provided her with great support and motivation.

Lujain Omran calls for the legalization of social media When asked by Ali Ajami about the parallel media, “social media,” and the chaos that occurs on social media, in addition to the demagoguery and randomness that occurs or is caused by a person who is not a media person at artistic events or funerals, Omran expected that the World Health Organization would officially recognize a disease called “fame.” Through social media, there are ministries that legalize this, praising the “Absher” platform.

Speaking about her departure from the Dubai Bling program, Loujain said that she left before the program was turned into a “hunger game,” in that in order to achieve success, everyone must be challenged, stressing that she played her role in spreading the word around the world and delivering a clear and true message to the West about women. The successful and strong Arab woman, fighting the stereotype that Arab women are oppressed and other incorrect ideas, continuing that she also gained from the program that her audience, which was from the Arab base, became global.

Lujain Omran regrets some of the answers to “Secret Ink” During the program, Loujain Omran spoke about her meeting with the Egyptian journalist, Asma Ibrahim, on the “ Screen Ink ” program.

She said that sometimes she answers questions out of force and that she does not give up, but she came back and told herself that the question itself could have been canceled and not answered in the first place.

She noted, "I was exhausted and tired. We started filming at 12 p.m. and finished at 5 p.m. Some of the questions were related to ancient time periods, and it was as if the corpse of a dead person was being revived. So I felt sad and regretful about answering some of the questions, but this is a lesson I learned not to answer, and I learned that this is not weakness, but rather a comment." On something inappropriate, and I admit that I regret that I did not ask to cancel the question and I dealt with the logic of let’s end the meeting.”