Zafer Chaoui (center), surrounded by members of the INVV Board of Directors. (Credit: Photo provided by Zafer Chaoui)
At a General Assembly meeting held last Wednesday, Zafer Chaoui, president of Château Ksara, was reappointed as head of the Lebanese National Institute of Vine and Wine (INVV) for a three-year term, following an initial term that began in December 2021."The last elections should have been held in December 2024, but were delayed by a few months due to the security situation in the country," he told L’Orient-Le Jour.Established by a 2000 law and launched in 2013, the INVV operates as an independent supervisory authority composed of nine members from both the private and public sectors: six representing the private sector and three from public administration — one each from the ministries of Agriculture, Economy and Trade and Industry. Read more 2024 Vintage: Lebanese winemakers in the South and the Bekaa harvest against all odds On...
At a General Assembly meeting held last Wednesday, Zafer Chaoui, president of Château Ksara, was reappointed as head of the Lebanese National Institute of Vine and Wine (INVV) for a three-year term, following an initial term that began in December 2021."The last elections should have been held in December 2024, but were delayed by a few months due to the security situation in the country," he told L’Orient-Le Jour.Established by a 2000 law and launched in 2013, the INVV operates as an independent supervisory authority composed of nine members from both the private and public sectors: six representing the private sector and three from public administration — one each from the ministries of Agriculture, Economy and Trade and Industry. Read more 2024 Vintage: Lebanese winemakers in the South and the Bekaa harvest against all odds ...
