Lebanese Information Minister, Paul Morcos. (Credit: National News Agency)
Information Minister Paul Morcos announced that a copy of Radio Liban's archives — the oldest radio station in Lebanon and one of the oldest in the Arab world — was handed over to the Banque du Liban (BDL) to be protected against risk by being placed in the institution's vaults.
The copy was delivered by the radio's technical service to the management of the BDL's services, in accordance with an official receipt report signed between both parties.
Information Minister Paul Morcos announced that a copy of Radio Liban's archives — the oldest radio station in Lebanon and one of the oldest in the Arab world — was handed over to the Banque du Liban (BDL) to be protected against risk by being placed in the institution's vaults.
The copy was delivered by the radio's technical service to the management of the BDL's services, in accordance with an official receipt report signed between both parties.
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