Tagouri

Tagouri is a surname of Arabic origin. It is found among people of Libyan and broader North African descent and is used by members of diaspora communities around the world. As a surname, Tagouri appears across various professions and in diverse cultural contexts.

Notable bearers include Noor Tagouri, an American journalist and public speaker known for work on representation of Muslim women in the media and for initiatives aimed at expanding storytelling opportunities for underrepresented communities. Through multimedia reporting and documentary projects, Tagouri has sought to highlight voices that are often overlooked in mainstream news. Her work has drawn attention to issues of media representation, diversity, and social justice, and she has spoken at events and conferences about ethical storytelling and inclusive journalism.

The surname Tagouri remains relatively uncommon outside communities with Arabic or Libyan heritage. Variations in transliteration may lead to different spellings in English, such as Taghouri in some records. In contemporary usage, the name is primarily associated with individuals rather than institutions or places.