Pawel Maciag

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Pawel Maciag, is a Polish journalist and lawyer.

Pawel Maciag graduated from Warsaw University's Department of Law, in the Institute of International Law. Maciag has been a Polish media United States correspondent since 1999, and attends United States Foreign Press Center briefings [1]. He covered September 11, 2001 attacks for Polsat Television and the main Polish news agency PAP (Polish Press Agency).

Since 2002 he is an editor-in-chief at Super Express USA (one of the largest and most notable Polish daily newspapers in USA with circulation over 20000 copies for the weekend edition). He is a member of Independent Press Association and author of hundreds of articles. He is also a member of United Nations Correspondent Association in New York.

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