Official Page of Pierre El Daher

Pierre El Daher is a successful Lebanese businessman and the Chairman & CEO of the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International, LBCI, Lebanon’s number one television channel, With his pioneering vision and innovation, Pierre El Daher …

The business life of Pierre El Daher

Pierre El Daher is a successful Lebanese businessman and the Chairman & CEO of the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International LBCI, Lebanon’s number one television channel,: In 1992, Pierre El Daher established the Lebanese Broadcasting …

Pierre El Daher was named one of the 100 most powerful Arabs

Pierre El Daher is a successful Lebanese businessman, chairman and CEO of the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International, LBCI, Lebanon’s number one TV station, since its launch, He has helped build the Arab TV industry from its fledgling beginnings to …

LBCI’s Cheyef 7alak, led by Pierre El Daher is a campaign

The Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International LBCI, led by its Chairman & CEO Pierre El Daher, has been an opinion leader and trendsetter ever since its inauguration, As a continuous responsibility towards the Lebanese citizens, a civic reform campaign “Cheyef 7alak” was launched to lead by example and achieve reform within the various communities, LBCI’s “Cheyef 7alak”, led

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Chairman and General Manager Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International Pierre El-Daher has served as the Chairman and General Manager of the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation since its start, LBC, a private general entertainment television station, was launched in 1985 with satellite broadcasts in the Middle East, A year later, it

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Overview

Télé Liban

Other television stations with more innovative programming, such as the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International, overtook Télé Liban’s audience in the 1990s, [9] Rafic Hariri bought the private sector shares of Télé Liban months before he became prime minister in 1992 and appointed Fouad Naïm as chairman, who quickly revamped the station, [10]

Lebanon: “Gang Leader” Marwan Kheireddine and his Offshore

1- The Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International LBC with Pierre Daher and others, Kheireddine owns 3,700 shares out of a total of 7,252,000 shares, 2- Al-Mawarid Bank, where Marwan Kheieddine owns 400,000 out of 3 million shares, 3- Megastore management with Michel Gabriel El-Murr, Kheireddine ex-wife Maya Camille Rasamni and others, 4- Phoenician Entertainment …

LBCI

The Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International Arabic: المؤسسة اللبنانية للإرسال انترناسيونال‎‎, widely known as LBCI, is a private television station in Lebanon, LBCI is ranked number one TV channel in Lebanon, LBCI was founded in 1992 by acquiring the assets, liabilities and logo of LBC, an entity founded in 1985 during the Lebanese Civil War by

LBCI News

04/06/2021 14:11:33 LBCI News Lebanon LBCI News Lebanon, Corruption: How World Cup sponsorship contracts of $8 million ended up with $9,3 million bill- [REPORT] LBCI News Lebanon,

LBCI

The Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation LBC is a media institution founded by the Lebanese Forces on August 23, 1985, It was the political party’s main channel during the civil war and the first to break the monopoly of Télé Liban over television broadcasting, It used to own the French-language TV channel C33, which was founded on September 12, 1988, and shut down on October 7, …

Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International SAL

The Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International SAL owns LBCI whose chairman is Pierre Daher,The shareholders’ list includes Bassam Antoine Yammine, Pierre Youssef Daher, Dani Nabil Boustany, Rima Saad Nicovich, Salaheddine Nizam Osseiran, Issam Mikhael Fares, Fadi Nabil Boustany, Kabalan Antoine Yammine, Majed Nabil Boustany, Maroun Oscar Jazzar, Marcel Youssef …

Partners

The Group has different equity and fixed income investments with leading companies in sectors such as broadcasting, real estate, and banking, The equity participation of the Group is translated as board membership in the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International LBCI, the first private television in Lebanon with channels covering Europe, America, Australia, and Africa, The remaining