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Yousef Gamal El-Din

Anchor, CNBC (EMEA)

Yousef Gamal El-Din is the host of CNBC's Access: Middle East. He is also the channel's regional correspondent and regularly contributes analysis for CNBC.com

Although based in Dubai, Yousef travels across the Middle East and North Africa in pursuit of market moving stories. He has reported on major events across the Arab World, and was on the ground in Tahrir Square at the height of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, providing unprecedented coverage for the network in the toughest of circumstances. His coverage of the Arab Spring, energy markets and the region's financial developments have been an important component of CNBC programing.

In more than five years of broadcast television, Yousef has interviewed a wide range of regional and international leaders in politics and business. For two years, he co-anchored Capital Connection, a daily show serving as the bridge between markets in Asia and Europe / US. Prior to joining CNBC, Yousef was an anchor and reporter for Egyptian Television.

Yousef graduated Summa Cum Laude from the American University in Cairo, with both a B.A. and M.A. in journalism. He enjoys reading, traveling and fast cars.

You can follow Yousef on Twitter @youseftv and Facebook facebook.com/yousef.tv

More

  • A Dubai-based for-profit education company GEMS Education is planning a major global expansion as it seeks to secure a larger share of what it believes is a $3 trillion global market, but those expansion plans have also raised questions about the role of for-profit companies.

  • IMF's Lagarde: I'm Optimistic About Europe
    By: Yousef Gamal El-Din, with additional reporting by Antonia van de Velde
    Wednesday, 23 Jan 2013 | 1:47 PM ET
    Christine Lagarde at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

    The European economy faces multiple challenges, but there is reason to be optimistic, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde told delegates at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday.

  • FIFA President Joseph S Blatter presents Qatar for the host of 2022 FIFA World Cup.

    Qatar's billion-dollar spending spree in preparation for the 2022 World Cup is bringing fresh business to companies of most shapes and sizes. But the chief executive of Doha Bank is calling on the government to take a more active role to ensure "equal opportunity".

Contact Access: Middle East

  • Showtimes

    Show Airs Every Fortnight
    CNBC in the UAE (OrbitSN) UAE Times
    Wednesday, 20.00
    Thursday, (Friday Morning) 01.00
    Saturday, 10.00 & 15.30
    Sunday, 15.30 & 19.30
    CNBC in EMEA CET Times
    Thursday, 23.00
    Saturday, 08.00 & 13.30
    Sunday, 13.30 & 17.30
    CNBC World EST Times
    Monday, 21.30
    Saturday, 19.00
    Sunday, 07.00
    CNBC in Asia-Pacific
    SIN/HK Times
    Saturday, 17:30
    Sunday, 08.30 & 20:30
  • Gamal El-Din is an anchor on "Capital Connection." He also covers the Middle East for CNBC programming throughout the business day.