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Becoming an Analyst: Alexander Corbeil

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Alexander Corbeil, a senior Middle Eastern analyst at the NATO Association of Canada speaks about his experiences as a former intern as well as his current experience as a current Substantive Analyst at the SecDev Group in Ottawa.

Hinna Hatif
Hinna Hatif is the current Program Editor and Media Producer at the NATO Association of Canada. She completed her B.A with a Specialized Honours in Global Political Studies at York University. She also attained a diploma in Broadcast Journalism from Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology. Hinna served as the President of the Afghan Students Association at York University while completing her final year of undergrad. Hinna is interested in the subjects of conflict, security and development in Afghanistan and the Middle East. She also enjoys photography and graphic design. Twitter: @hinnahatif Email: hhatif@gmail.com

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