Mohamed Bouhafsi is gaining ground. The chronicler of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine in C to you on France 5 is appointed general director in charge of streaming programs for the show’s production company, 3e Oeil Productions. A mission that he will carry out with Mathilde Jarry, general director of the company.
What future for Mohamed Bouhafsi in C to you ?
Therefore, a question arises: will this promotion compromise his future in C to you ? The answer is no. He will continue to be present daily in the France 5 talk that he joined at the start of the 2021 school year. Every evening, he sits around Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine’s table, alongside Patrick Cohen, Emilie Tran Nguyen – who was promoted to head of a France 5 program -, Lorrain Sénéchal and Pierre Lescure.
Mohamed Bouhafsi cut his teeth on RMC. At the age of 19, he signed his first permanent contract as a journalist specializing in sports. In the years that followed, the Altice group – which was recently bought by Rodolphe Saadé, boss of the shipowner CMA-CGM – successively appointed him publishing head then editor-in-chief in charge of football on RMC and BFMTV. He then entrusted him with the presentation of programs such as Breaking foot et Top of the foot.
Mohamed Bouhafsi changes course thanks to France Télévisions
In 2021, Mohamed Bouhafsi was poached by France Télévisions. The public group chose him to be the new columnist of C to you on France 5. At the same time, he co-hosted, with Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, 20h22a program focused on the presidential elections and broadcast just after the 8 p.m. news on France 2.
At 32, the former sports journalist for BFMTV and RMC will therefore give new impetus to his career by taking charge of the general management of streaming programs at 3e Oeil Productions. The company, created by Pierre-Antoine Capton in 2001 and now belonging to the Mediawan group, produces shows such as C to you et C the weekly. The public also owes him Roots and wings (France 3), Julie’s Notebooks & Julie’s vegetable gardens (France 3) and The Grand Chessboard (France 2), but also documentaries seen on Prime Video such asOrelsan: Never show that to anyone et Squeezie: Thanks internet!.
