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الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - As part of the "Al-Asalah Album" program has already aired on Tele Liban, Caretaker Minister of Information, Ziad Makary, honored artist Youssef Fakhri and presented him with an hon

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - As part of the "Al-Asalah Album" program has already aired on Tele Liban, Caretaker Minister of Information, Ziad Makary, honored artist Youssef Fakhri and presented him with an hon

For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms. Now the country is seeking UNESCO recognition for the archives of its pioneering Arab broadcaster.

For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms. Now the country is seeking UNESCO recognition for the archives of its pioneering Arab broadcaster. Lebanon's Information Minister Ziad Makary told AFP that Beirut would apply to have the full archives of Tele Liban added to the UN cultural body's Memory of the World Register, which UNESCO says "aims to prevent the irrevocable loss of documentary heritage".

For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms. Now the country is seeking UNESCO recognition for the archives of its pioneering Arab broadcaster. Tele Liban has the oldest audiovisual archive in the region which it hopes will earn Lebanon a place on UNESCO's Memory of the World Register Lebanon's caretaker Information Minister Ziad Makary told AFP that Beirut would apply to have the full archives of Tele Liban added to the U.N. cultural body's Memory of the Wor...

Beirut, Lebanon: For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms. Now the country is seeking Unesco recognition for the archives of its pioneering Arab broadcaster.

For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms. Zaven Kouyoumdjian, author of two books on television including "Lebanon on Screen", said Tele Liban was part of a modernising effort in the Arab world and also "brought all Lebanese together".

For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms.Zaven Kouyoumdjian, author of two books on television including "Lebanon on Screen", said Tele Liban was part of a modernising effort in the Arab world and also "brought all Lebanese together".

For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms. Now the country is seeking UNESCO recognition for the archives of its pioneering Arab broadcaster.

Tele Liban was the first TV network to be established in the Arab world on a state level