United in Purpose: Even in times of turmoil, we must continue to focus on our understanding of what serves the greater good and resonates with our collective conscience. In my experience, the answer always lies within the community, echoing Maria Popova's sentiment: 'Show up for all the goodness in the world, and then refuse to leave”.
With a Ph.D. in Physical Science and postdoctoral training in Atmospheric Chemistry, Najat Saliba’s academic background drives her work in science and policy.
Recognized globally, Najat Saliba’s achievements include the L'Oreal-UNESCO International Award for Women in Science.
Najat Saliba has published around 160 scientific articles, shaping global understanding of air pollution and environmental health.
Najat Saliba has actively participated in over 200 global summits, advocating for environmental justice and providing guidance on air pollution and tobacco regulation policies.
With limited resources, I have led global efforts to influence public health policies through my research on air pollution and inhalable particles from tobacco and non-tobacco sources.
Through the Environment Academy, I work closely with communities to develop sustainable solutions for urgent environmental challenges, while advocating for the protection of human rights.
I co-founded initiatives like Khaddit Beirut to unite scholars and communities, working collectively to address the disasters caused by the Beirut blast and drive recovery and reform efforts.
As a parliamentarian, I leverage my long-standing scientific and advocacy journey to champion environmental justice, gender equality, and policy reforms.