Albert Kostanian

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Albert Kostanian (1980 - ) is a Lebanese politician and journalist of Armenian descent.

Personal life[]

Born in Tyre, he studied economics at the Saint Joseph University in Beirut and completed his studies at HEC University in Paris.^[1][2]

Family life[]

He is married to Maggie Nabil Khoubbieh and has two kids, Camille and Emmanuel.^[3]

Politics[]

He was one of the founders of the Loubnanouna^{[clarification needed]} movement.

After the assassination of MP Pierre Amin Gemayel, he was among the companions and classmates of Sami Gemayel, his brother, who became "new phalangists" and joined the party in 2007.^[4]

In 2009 he took over the management of the Kataeb electoral machine. He moved between Lebanon and Paris, where he worked as a strategic advisor in the Arthur D. Little company,^[2] until he decided to take over the Beirut office in the company since 2014, then he moved permanently to Lebanon and worked as a brigade advisor to MP Sami Gemayel.^{[citation needed]}

Television work[]

On March 26, 2019, he moved to television show hosting through the Vision 2030^[5][6] program on the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation.^[7] Pictures in "Beit Beirut" (Sodeco), alongside guests distributed in various political, cultural, and economic arenas, held in their interviews in a manner outside the traditional pattern

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