Choueiri Group

The Choueiri Group began its journey alongside the print media. Many shifts and additions to both the Group's companies and the publications it represented occurred over the years. In 1986, the Group through Pressmedia started representing An-Nahar - the number one daily in Lebanon, and L'Orient Le Jour - the sole Lebanese French-speaking daily. As-Safir - the Lebanese daily - joined in 1992. In 1998 Pressmedia began representing Noun - the Lebanese women's monthly, and Commerce du Levant - the Lebanese French-speaking economic monthly.

An-Nahar Arabic Daily: The leading Lebanese Socio-Political Arabic Daily; - Since 1933, has endorsed free speech and democratic beliefs to become the leading Lebanese newspaper by far across all languages and a trusted leader in the Arab World.
- Wide range of editorial content covering local politics, the economy, Arab and International news, the environment, culture, education, along with classifieds, obituaries, sports and caricatures.
- Daily distribution across Lebanon - 45,000 copies.
- Has expanded its global reach via the internet.

LOrient Le Jour: Lebanon's only news and current affairs French Daily; - Since 1971, has served as the sole news and current affairs French daily in Lebanon, dedicated to the causes of freedom, and national sovereignty.
- Driven by a dynamic management team, the category leader in both the near and Middle East has earned itself a leading position in Lebanon as well as the Arab World.
- A general information newspaper covering local politics, cultural and economic updates, Arab and International news, Leisure and sports, current events, obituaries and births, along with varieties.
- Daily distribution across Lebanon - 18,000 copies. Reaches approx. 90% of the French-speaking readers. Targets and commands an elite readership.

Commerce Du Levant: Lebanon's leading French Monthly Women's Magazine; - Category leading French Monthly Financial and Business Magazine.
- Covers major current business topics in key sectors of the Lebanese economy.
- Targets and commands a wide and diversified readership.
- Monthly distribution: 7,500 copies.

As-Safir: The second leading Lebanese Arabic Socio-Political Daily; - Launched in 1974 to pioneer its unique style echoing the slogan "The voice of those who have none: The Lebanese newspaper in the Arab world and the Arab world's newspaper in Lebanon". Now established as the second leading Lebanese newspaper. - As Safir's content isbased around local politics and the economy, education and students, Arab and International news, Sports and Culture, along with a Classifieds section. - Amongst the first print media to establish a private research center - "The Arabic Center for Information". - Daily distribution across Lebanon - 30,000 copies. Primarily targets the youth (skewed towards male readership).

Noun: Lebanon's leading French Monthly Women's Magazine; - A truly modern magazine meeting the aspirations of contemporary Lebanese women.
- Features 6 sections: The world today, magazine, fashion, health and beauty, everyday life matters, and cultural and social guide.
- Innovating editing and layouts with cutting-edge monthly fashion shoots featuring international models and photographers.
- Monthly distribution: 10,000 copies.