

I am Mohamed Zakaria, a photojournalist and filmmaker dedicated to highlighting humanitarian issues and addressing them through art. My work focuses on telling stories that reflect the human challenges in Darfur, with the goal of presenting them in ways that promote peace and coexistence.
I am a CEO and co-founder of DAR Production, a media company specializing in documenting humanitarian issues and preserving cultural heritage through video production, photojournalism, and documentary filmmaking. We empower local communities in Darfur by providing specialized training in filmmaking, photography, and storytelling, enabling them to share and preserve their rich cultural traditions.
In addition, I am the founder of Voices of Darfur, a project dedicated to amplifying the voices of those affected by the conflict in Darfur, and raising awareness through impactful storytelling.
I have worked with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to document the humanitarian situation in North Darfur during the conflict, producing compelling audiovisual content that highlights the challenges faced by displaced populations and the critical work of MSF.
During the conflict period, I collaborated with BBC News as a journalist and photographer, covering the crisis and providing in-depth reporting from the ground.
Currently, I am working with Wall Street, assisting in the preparation of reports on Sudan, covering events, conducting interviews, and verifying open-source information.