The Daily Star

Lebanon
Beirut, Beyrouth, Lebanon

Company profile

The Daily Star company profile

Founded in June 1952, to serve the growing number of expatriates lured by the oil industry, The Daily Star initially circulated in Lebanon but rapidly spread its wings to cover most of the Arab world. Its publisher, Kamel Mrowa, already owner and editor-in-chief of the successful Arabic daily Al-Hayat, not only wanted to relay news of their own countries to expatriates but also to introduce the region to non-Arabic readers. His vision made The Daily Star the leading English language newspaper in the Middle East throughout the 60s. That tradition was continued after his death in 1966 by his widow, Salma Elbissar, until the outbreak of war forced the suspension of publication. The paper offices and press were in the middle of what became a battlefield.

Business identity

Contact email
[email protected]
Phone number
+961 1 985 313
Operating status
Active
Company type
For Profit
Employee range
51-100 employees
Founded
1952-01-01, Year

Headquarters

Country code
LB
Continent
Asia

Capital profile

Funding and company signals

Articles
24

Founders and investors

No public relation records are available.