Interviews

Prestige issue 3, August 1993
There are encounters that one never forgets. This is one of them. Who didn’t keep for Zaki this tenderness we have for talented beings? His face remains an image symbol of our heritage.

Prestige issue 251, June 2014
Belonging and commitment, two watchwords constituting the charter, the creed of Georges Salloum Jreij, new barrister of Beirut, first president of the Bar Association to be elected with a proportion of more than 55% of the electoral assembly since the first ballot.

Prestige issue 82, March 2000
It is true there are thousands of stars in the sky ... Yet, there is always one that shines brighter than the others. It shines because it is beautiful, sweet and generous. Nazek Hariri surprises by her sincerity. Under a fragile appearance lies a discreet and warm woman. She loves to laugh and hates the protocol. Her spontaneous smile hides a secret: do with love what others do with duty.

Prestige issue 272, March 2016
Here comes the month of March as a burst of joy in the air. Spring comes on the 21st with its flowers, scents and wonderful Mother's Day. Daffodils, broom, poppies, daisies and mimosas garland up the country while the roses, azaleas and cyclamens form singing bouquets to our moms.

Prestige issue 266, September 2015
He is one of the big names in Lebanese art known worldwide, his paintings can be found in museums, like the Grand Palais in Paris, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tunisia. His creations radiate in notorious buildings, the Palace of Congress Riyadh, at the Dubai World Center, at airports in Jeddah, Riyadh and Bahrain, in the palaces of the Middle East as that of President Rafik Hariri in Saudi Arabia.

Prestige issue 29, October 1995
«I do not blame our society. In our country, there is everything, a sharp mind and a willingness to trade inherited from our ancestors who followed the path of the stars».

Prestige issue 260, March 2015
Writing and politics do they meet? Both are an art, the art of expression and the art to direct. While the writings defend rights, politics work to achieve them. The writer and politician complement each other. In 1976 in Lebanon, the stakes were high, with a country at war and uncontrolled economic situation. George Skaff, journalist, writer and minister at the time, has succeeded.

Prestige issue 80, January 2000
The press in Lebanon also had its heyday, its golden age in which, although young, it was able to assert itself as the fourth power. Some men have made this press, have forged it. Men who marked history, as discreetly and as effectively as politicians. Youssef Hitti was one of them. Founding a newspaper was then an adventure, and writing a paper an exercise of literature. Emeritus Pen, founder of the cedar of Lebanon in Rio de Janeiro in 1916,