About Maria Ramos – TRT World Anchor & International Moderator
Maria Ramos is the lead news anchor in London for TRT World, where she anchors the flagship News Hour with clarity, speed, and authority. A trusted voice in breaking news, she’s also an acclaimed international host and moderator for United Nations and global summits.
Maria is a British journalist, born and raised in London to Spanish parents. Her international outlook was shaped early on, beginning her professional life as an English teacher before transitioning into journalism.
She speaks five languages and has lived and reported across Latin America, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.
Her journalism career began with the Miami Herald in Central America, followed by reporting roles with Le Monde in Francophone Africa and Time Magazine in Italy.
In love with the lens from a young age!
Maria Ramos, TRT World news anchor.
After reporting across the Middle East for Bahrain TV, the BBC, and CNBC, Maria returned to London as a world news presenter for Bloomberg UK.
She later stepped into strategic communications — co-founding a sustainability-focused PR agency for Spanish multinationals and advising the CEO of Formula E.
Maria then returned to journalism, joining TRT World as one of its main news anchors and host of News Hour with Maria Ramos.
Maria Ramos reporting for BBC World News from Damascus, Syria.
Maria reporting for Bahrain International TV from Manama, Bahrain.
Reporting on the 2008 US elections from Madrid.
Maria Ramos is the lead news anchor at TRT World in London, known for her calm authority during breaking news and her in-depth coverage of major global events.
With over 20 years of international reporting experience, she has anchored elections, conflicts, and special programming—including TRT World’s coverage of the 2024 U.S. presidential race.
Off air, Maria is a sought-after conference moderator and Master of Ceremonies, leading high-level discussions from the European Parliament in Brussels, Spanish Embassy in Ankara to UN World Tourism Day in Riyadh—where her opening remarks in classical Arabic went viral.
Her live broadcasting expertise and multilingual fluency make her a natural choice for global forums and summits. She brings editorial insight and TV presence to engage world leaders and connect across cultures.
