Hala Al-Nasser is a Saudi journalist, writer, and visual artist. A pioneer in the field of Saudi women's journalism with more than twenty years of experience, and she is considered the first Saudi woman to hold the position of editor-in-chief.

Curriculum
She started her journalistic activities by working as a co-editor at the office of Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper in Riyadh in 1991, then moved on to work as an editor at Sayidaty magazine. In 1994, she was appointed editor-in-chief of Sayidaty magazine and director of its office in Riyadh. She was appointed in 2006 as the editor-in-chief of Rotana Magazine, and after two years of her work at Rotana, she submitted a request for resignation, but it was rejected. Honored by the University of Cambridge as one of the most influential media personalities in the Arab world. She has a printed book that chronicles an important era in the history of Saudi media under the name “Shaherazade in the Saudi Press.” It sparked controversy upon its publication in 2006, as it monitors the history of the Saudi women’s press and the difficulties it faced. She published her second book, “Auras,” by the Emirati “Madarik” publishing house, in March 2014.

No one can talk about the Saudi women's press without mentioning Hala Al-Nasser. This science in the media industry is backed by more than 20 years of experience.
Hala is the only Saudi and Arab editor-in-chief who continues to achieve success after another, and is a leading force in all media fields she undertakes.
It was not surprising that Hala, the Minister of Information, valued her presence as editor-in-chief of a female publication, when he cited her for giving Saudi women sufficient opportunities to take the helm in media publications.
Her name was associated with the most professional and daring journalistic work throughout her journalistic career, which qualified her to manage the editorship of Sayidaty magazine in Riyadh. .
Hala is not only a media figure, but also a visual artist. She has a great privacy and an artistic imprint that exudes the spirit of an intellectual who is soaked with the concerns of every Saudi and Arab woman. She has many famous paintings that are distributed through Arab and international cards.
Today, Hala Al-Nasser dreams that Saudi women will continue to complete their effective role in the development of society, and she believes that no society can develop and progress without the participation of women, and in this she says, "Every woman has a civilization, and every civilization has a woman, and civilization is the legacy of women."