Minister of Information Paul Morcos, representing President of the Republic General Joseph Aoun, arrived at Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport to receive the second Emirati plane, expected to land shortly. Read More »
Information Minister Receives Invitation to Participate in Conference in Tripoli
Minister of Information, Attorney Paul Morcos, received in his office at the ministry, head of the French-Lebanese Businessmen Association (HALFA) Antoine Menassa, and the President of Beirut Arab University in Tripoli, Hani Al-Shaar. Menassa and Al-Shaar handed Minister Morcos an invitation to partake in a conference to be held in ... Read More »
Morcos Describes President Aoun’s Visit to Télé Liban as “Historic”
Minister of Information Paul Morcos wrote on the “X” platform: “President Joseph Aoun’s historic visit to Télé Liban today, the first of its kind, and his supportive stance are a clear message that the television station, which has begun to recover, like Lebanon, will survive, continue, and flourish.” NNA Read More »
Morcos: Press Freedom is the Soul of Democracy, We Must Protect it Responsibly
Minister of Information, Paul Morcus, emphasized the fundamental role of free and independent media in democratic societies during a UNESCO-led celebration of World Press Freedom Day 2025, held under his patronage in Beirut. Speaking before media professionals, tech experts, and youth journalists, Morcus highlighted that journalism is not only a ... Read More »
Information Minister Morcos Casts his Vote in Metn, Calls for Democratic Participation in the Elections
Metn – Minister of Information, Attorney Paul Morcos, cast his vote in the municipal and mayoral elections in the Metn District, after attending Sunday Mass at Our Lady of Deliverance Church. Minister Morcos called for democratic participation in the elections, noting that “the state, under the directives of the President ... Read More »
Information Minister Morcos Broaches Ways to Bolster Media Relations with British Ambassador
Minister of Information, Attorney Paul Morcos, received in his office at the ministry, British Ambassador to Lebanon, Hamish Cowell, accompanied by Head of Media Office Olivia Jones. Discussions reportedly touched on ways to strengthen the bilateral media relations between the two countries, whereby they agreed in this regard to initiate ... Read More »
Morcos Meets Lebanese Diaspora in Marseille, Emphasizes Government Reform Efforts
Minister of Information, Paul Morcos, met with members of the Lebanese diaspora at the Lebanese Consulate in Marseille, during a gathering hosted by Consul General Sonia Abi Azar. The meeting was attended by Monsignor Paul Karam, head of Our Lady of Lebanon Church, Archimandrite Elie Nammour of Saint Nicholas Church, ... Read More »
Morcos Reaffirms Commitment to Press Freedom at Marseille Forum
Minister of Information, Paul Morcos, reaffirmed Lebanon’s unwavering commitment to press freedom, journalist protection, and media independence during the launch of the Mediterranean Forum for Journalism in Marseille on Monday evening. The event, attended by journalists from across the Mediterranean and Africa, honored Lebanese daily L’Orient-Le Jour, a recognition Morcos described ... Read More »
Morcos Heads to Marseille for Mediterranean Journalism Forum
Minister of Information, Paul Morcos, traveled to Marseille to take part in the Mediterranean Journalism Forum, which brings together journalists from the Mediterranean and Africa to discuss press freedom, fake news, and hate speech. Morcos will deliver a speech at the opening session, emphasizing Lebanon’s commitment to press freedom and ... Read More »
Information Minister Broaches Cooperation Prospects with Norwegian Ambassador
Minister of Information, Attorney Paul Morcos, paid a visit to Norwegian Ambassador to Lebanon, Hilde Haraldstad. They discussed the general situation in Lebanon and in the region, as well as cooperation prospects between the two countries, notably with the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation – NRK, whose representative had been invited to ... Read More »