Lebanon
Media Committee Unanimously Approves Mandating Official Institutions to Advertise via Government Media
The Lebanese Media and Communications Committee unanimously approved a draft law requiring state-owned institutions to place advertisements through official government media channels.
The Media and Communications Committee held a session chaired by the committee's president, MP Ibrahim Al-Mousawi, with the attendance of committee members MPs Qoblan Qoblan, Saeed Al-Asmar, Paula Yacoubian, Adnan Tripoli, and Qassem Hashem.
Dr. Hassan Flaha, Director General of the Ministry of Information, also attended the session.
During its meeting, the committee discussed the draft law transmitted by Decree No. 3213 dated 15/6/2026, which aims to mandate institutions owned by the Lebanese State to place advertisements with official media. The meeting concluded with the committee members unanimously approving the text of the article related to the draft law and completing its discussion.
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