Bourbiza Mohamed is an international journalist, documentary producer, digital publisher and media entrepreneur. He is the founder and Editorial Director of Euro News Agency, an international media agency based in London.
Born in Casablanca, Morocco, on 28 September 1970, he holds Moroccan, Italian and American citizenship. He graduated in Political Science from the University of Baghdad in 1994 and has worked in journalism since 1998 — professional experience across international reporting, editorial management and digital publishing.
He has reported from more than 107 countries, combining field journalism with professional photography, video production, certified drone operations, multimedia storytelling and digital communications strategy.
From independent publishing to Euro News Agency
In 2008 he launched an independent publishing initiative focused on international reporting and digital communications. That work evolved into Euro News Agency, established in London as a media agency specialising in travel journalism, documentary production, international reporting, editorial services, destination marketing and multimedia storytelling.
Today he leads the agency’s editorial operations, documentary projects and international communications strategy, applying an approach that combines traditional journalistic values, editorial independence and technological innovation.
Areas of expertise
- International reporting and travel journalism
- Documentary production and editorial workflow
- Aerial and drone cinematography for destination marketing
- Digital publishing, multimedia storytelling and editorial strategy
- Working languages: Arabic, English, French, Italian
Verified profiles and authority records
- Wikidata — Bourbiza Mohamed (Q140375629)
- Wikidata — Euro News Agency (Q140375666)
- mohamedbourbiza.com — personal journalism site
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- Intelligent Relations — journalist profile
Editorial contact
Euro News Agency — 182-184 High Street North, East Ham, London E6 2JA, United Kingdom. Press, commissioning and partnership enquiries via the contact page.
Editorial standards applied to all work published by the agency are set out in the Editorial Policy, Fact-Checking Policy and Corrections Policy.
Editorial role at Euro News Agency
As Founder and Editorial Director, Bourbiza Mohamed is responsible for the agency’s editorial direction, field-oriented production approach and the standards applied to published and commissioned work. His work combines reporting, documentary production, travel journalism and aerial visual storytelling, with emphasis on direct observation and material gathered on location.
The role includes evaluating story angles, defining the practical scope of assignments, coordinating research and production, reviewing evidence and source attribution, and deciding how a story should be structured for its intended audience. For visual assignments, that editorial responsibility extends to the relationship between footage and narrative: images should add information and context rather than simply make a production look cinematic.
Euro News Agency works in Arabic, English, French and Italian and publishes across written, documentary and short-form formats. The agency’s editorial framework is documented publicly through its Editorial Policy, Fact-Checking Policy and Corrections Policy.
For editorial assignments, documentary production or destination media collaborations, enquiries can be sent directly through the Euro News Agency contact page.
Working method
Assignments are approached by separating what is known, what still needs to be verified and what can only be established on location. That distinction shapes interview preparation, filming priorities and the way contextual information is presented in the final piece. Where a story includes travel or destination material, practical details and visual impressions are kept separate from factual claims so that observation does not become evidence by implication.
The same method is applied to short-form video. Aerial shots, interviews and destination sequences are selected because they support the subject being reported or documented. Editing, music and pacing can strengthen attention, but they should not change the factual meaning of what was recorded. This principle is central to the agency’s combination of journalism and visual production.
In practice, the editorial role also means deciding when a story needs more reporting rather than more writing. Additional interviews, a return to the location, a clearer source trail or a different visual sequence can be more valuable than expanding copy. That field-first judgement is the basis on which Euro News Agency combines written journalism with documentary and travel production.
Editorial review also includes a final check on names, dates, locations, captions and the relationship between images and written claims. When a production is multilingual, the review is repeated for each language so that adaptation does not introduce stronger claims or remove important context from the original reporting.