Nadia al-Ghazzi

Nadia al-Ghazzi (, born in 1935) is a Syrian lawyer and writer. She is also a TV presenter and was one of the first women on Syrian Television.

Early life and career Al-Ghazzi was born in Damascus, Syria, in 1935. Her mother was Balkis Moraly. Al-Ghazzi attended Damascus University and earned a degree in National and International Law.

In 1960 Al-Ghazzi joined the founders of Syrian Television on its launch; she began editing and presenting her family program "Al-Bayt al-Said", and then a popular children's show followed in 1973–1975. She also starred in two television dramas in 1982 and 2004. Between the 1975-79 she also hosted three family-oriented talk-shows on Damascus Radio.

In 2008 she was a board member of the Damascus Friends Society and a member of the Higher Committee for the celebrations held in Damascus during its tenure as 2008 Arab Capital of Culture.

She is related to the poet Huda Naamani.