120 competitors, including students, authors, religious men, politicians, and journalists, participated in the fourth edition of an Arabic dictation competition held at the Library hall at the Parliament, in cooperation with the Antonine University.
The dictation, aired by LBCI and hosted by Bassam Barrack, aims at restoring the importance of the Arab language, which has become a second tongue for most people.
Acclaimed Lebanese writer Marwan Najjar won the first place.
A close-up of the carvings found on the colossus discovered few days ago that almost certainly depicts Psamtik I in the Egyptian Museum Cairo, March 14, 2017. (H. Elrasam/VOA) Share CAIRO — A massive eight-meter statue discovered in the ground water of a Cairo slum this […]
Italian Minister of Defense, Roberta Pinotti, on Monday winded up her state visit in Lebanon, and held a news conference at the VIP Hall at Beirut international airport, whereby she tackled the outcome of her meetings with the top Lebanese officials. In response to a […]
An ever lasting memory and a tight liaison with the human history The idea of establishing a Military Museum came up shortly after the Independence and the reception of the Lebanese military units within the army of the French mandate to Syria and Lebanon, by national […]
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