The new information minister, Paul Morcos. (Credit: Photo provided by Paul Morcos)
"I am no stranger to the information sector," said Lebanon's new Information Minister, Paul Morcos, in an interview with L'Orient-Le Jour. A lawyer and founder of the Justicia law firm for development and human rights, Morcos is well-acquainted with microphones and studios, frequently appearing as a legal expert or commenting on current affairs. Since his appointment last Saturday, he has been working to navigate the ministry’s complex role — overseeing public media, drafting regulations for the sector and serving as the government’s spokesperson.Rather than "starting from scratch," Morcos said he intends to consult his predecessors and industry professionals, drawing on their expertise to implement key projects, including modernizing the National News Agency (NNA), Radio Lebanon, and Tele Liban. These outlets, he added, should offer...
"I am no stranger to the information sector," said Lebanon's new Information Minister, Paul Morcos, in an interview with L'Orient-Le Jour. A lawyer and founder of the Justicia law firm for development and human rights, Morcos is well-acquainted with microphones and studios, frequently appearing as a legal expert or commenting on current affairs. Since his appointment last Saturday, he has been working to navigate the ministry’s complex role — overseeing public media, drafting regulations for the sector and serving as the government’s spokesperson.Rather than "starting from scratch," Morcos said he intends to consult his predecessors and industry professionals, drawing on their expertise to implement key projects, including modernizing the National News Agency (NNA), Radio Lebanon, and Tele Liban. These outlets, he added, should...