2024-09-23 05:56:28
Beirut: The name of a woman is rapidly coming to the fore in the series of pager blasts in Lebanon. This woman is Cristiana Barsoni-Arcidiacono. 49-year-old Cristiana is a Hungarian-Italian businesswoman. Cristiana herself is in the international headlines after the pager blast in Lebanon. It is being said about Cristiana, the CEO of Hungary-based BAC Consulting, that her company had received a license to design pagers from Taiwanese manufacturer Gold Apollo. The explosion of these pagers has caused massive destruction in Lebanon. At present, no one knows where she is.
Christiana has denied any direct involvement in the manufacture of the pager. In a recent conversation with NBC News, she clarified that her role has been misrepresented. However, the license her firm received from Taiwanese manufacturer Gold Apollo raises questions about her involvement in the incident. In such a situation, she has been away from the public eye since the incident. Her house in Budapest is also closed.
Who is Cristiana Barsoni-Arcidiacono
Cristiana Barsoni-Arcidiacono grew up in the port city of Catania in the Sicilian region of Italy. After early education in Italy, Cristiana earned a PhD in particle physics from University College London. She has worked in a variety of fields, from humanitarian work in Africa to involvement in scientific and international organizations. She has also trained at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Christiana is described by her former colleagues as being extremely intelligent and having worked in several countries. She is believed to speak seven languages and has had short-term jobs in several countries, including Tunisia. After the pager blasts, Christiana’s mother revealed that her daughter is under the protection of Hungary’s secret services after receiving threats, adding to the mystery surrounding her.