Anne Salah is an Iraqi journalist and television presenter, born in Baghdad on November 26, 1987, to a Kurdish father and an Arab mother. She earned her bachelor's degree in Media from the University of Baghdad in 2011. Salah began her career in print journalism in 2010, working for several Iraqi newspapers, most notably Al-Sabah, which is part of the Iraqi Media Network. She then transitioned to broadcast media, joining the Al-Iraqiya channel. Over eight years, she served as a news correspondent and hosted numerous popular programs, including "Sabah Al-Iraqiya" (Iraqi Morning), "Ant Al-Rabih" (You're the Winner), and "Al-Nisf Al-Akhar" (The Other Half). She gained recognition for her field reporting, particularly during the battle to liberate Mosul. In addition to her work on social and entertainment shows like "Kharj Al-Sirb" (Outside the Flock), Salah has distinguished herself as a host of hard-hitting political talk shows. Her program "Wahed Siyasa" (One Politics) on Al-Dawla TV featured interviews with prominent political figures to discuss critical issues in Iraq. She has faced professional challenges, including her dismissal from the Iraqi Media Network in March 2024 following a social media post criticizing the high cost of living. She is known for her bold interviewing style and is a board member of the Iraqi Women Journalists Forum.

In 2021, the Association of Arab Media Professionals selected Anne Salah as the Best Iraqi Media Personality, recognizing her professional excellence and significant impact within the Iraqi media landscape. She received a certificate of appreciation from the College of Media at the University of Baghdad in 2018 for her participation in the "Correspondents from the Line of Fire" festival, which honored journalists for their conflict reporting. In 2017, Salah won second place in the "Shifa Gardi Award" for best television report. This accolade highlighted her exceptional skills in field correspondence and high-quality news production, particularly for her coverage of the battle to liberate Mosul.

She obtained a Bachelor's degree in Media, Department of Journalism, from the University of Baghdad in 2011.