Minister of Information, Attorney Paul Morcos, honored Artist Raja Badr, at his office in the ministry, as part of “Album al-Asala“ Tele Liban program. Minister Morcos presented Artist Badr with an honorary shield, in recognition of his artistic legacy. Morcos also honored mime Artist Faek Homaissi. NNA Read More »
Morcos Receives Kuwaiti Delegation, Discusses Hosting Arab Media Union in Lebanon
Minister of Information, Dr. Paul Morcos, received in his office Dr. Yousef Al-Omari, President of the Kuwait House for National Works and Khaleejiyon News, accompanied by Press Syndicate head Aouni Al-Kaaki. Discussions centered around a proposal to establish the headquarters of the Arab Union for Media in Lebanon under the ... Read More »
Information Minister Discusses Avenues for Strengthening Media Cooperation with Brazilian Ambassador
Minister of Information, Dr. Paul Morcos, received in his office at the ministry, the Brazilian Ambassador to Lebanon, Tarcísio Costa, accompanied by the head of the cultural and press section at the embassy, Pablo Perez Sampedro Romer. The discussion reportedly touched on ways to strengthen the bilateral relations, especially in ... Read More »
Information Minister Broaches General Situation, Media Affairs with Swiss Ambassador
Minister of Information, Attorney Dr. Paul Morcos, received in his office at the ministry, the Swiss Ambassador to Lebanon, Marion Weichelt. The discussion between the pair reportedly touched on the current general situation and media affairs. NNA Read More »
Morcos Meets Francophone Press Delegation
Minister of Information, Paul Morcos, received a delegation from the Francophone Press Association in his office at the ministry. The delegation was headed by Dr. Rola Azar Douglass and included journalists Sarah Sader and Tracy Daej. The meeting was also attended by the Minister’s Advisor for Francophone Affairs, Yassar Nadaf. ... Read More »
Morcos Discusses Media Cooperation with Canadian Ambassador
Minister of Information, Paul Morcos, met with Canadian Ambassador to Lebanon, Stephanie McCollum, with whom he discussed media relations between Lebanon and Canada and ways to enhance them, particularly in terms of supporting Tele Liban and the Ministry’s various departments. NNA Read More »
Information Ministry Issues Warning Statement on Communicating with Israeli Sides
The Ministry of Information issued a warning statement calling on all citizens, especially influencers, artists, and media professionals, to completely refrain from any form of direct or indirect communication with the spokespersons of the Israeli enemy army or its affiliated media outlets, regardless of the pretext or justification. The ministry stressed ... Read More »
Information Minister Broaches National Affairs with Itinerant Visitors, Receives L’Oréal Liban Managing Director, Bank Employees Union Delegation
Minister of Information, Attorney Dr. Paul Morcos, received in his office at the ministry, the Managing Director of L’Oréal Liban, Emilie Wahab Harb, accompanied by the company’s Director of Communications and Public Affairs, Samira Frangieh. Discussions reportedly focused on L’Oréal’s activities related to supporting women in Lebanon, including Women for ... Read More »
Minister Morcos Honors Late Artist Kamal al Helou during “Album al-Asala“
Minister of Information, Dr. Attorney Paul Morcos, honored late artist Kamal al-Helou, during “Album al-Asala“ Tele Liban program, in recognition of his artistic legacy. Minister Morcos presented the honorary shield to Al-Helou’s niece, Tammy al-Helou, and his nephew, Elie. Tami al Helou expressed gratitude and thanked everyone who contributed to ... Read More »
Morcos Discusses Bilateral Media Cooperation with Mexican Ambassador
Minister of Information, Paul Morcos, received the Ambassador of Mexico to Lebanon, Francisco Romero, at his office, accompanied by embassy translator Sanaa Haidar. Following the meeting, Ambassador Romero stated that discussions focused on the upcoming celebration of Lebanese-Mexican diplomatic relations, which began in 1945. He noted that the Mexican government ... Read More »