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Comment: No secondary reliable sources cited to establish notablity, just being a journalist does not make a person notable. See WP:JOURNALIST. Grabup (talk) 13:34, 7 May 2024 (UTC)
Mutaz Ahmed is an Associate Comment Editor at the Daily Telegraph[1] in London, helping to shape the broadsheet's opinions on a range of subjects. In 2023, he also became editor of The Salisbury Review,[2] a conservative quarterly magazine founded by the late Sir Roger Scruton. He specialises in race relations, British politics and Middle East affairs.