Lebanon Gains Recognition in New York

The Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that it succeeded in correcting the inscription on the memorial honoring prominent émigré writers and poets in New York, who were founders of the Pen League. The original plaque listed them as Syrian writers, overlooking their Lebanese nationality. The plaque was replaced with a new inscription that corrects their identity and affirms that these writers are from Lebanon, including Mikhael Naimi, Khalil Gibran, and Elia Abu Madi, who contributed to the Arab literary renaissance through their writings. This followed diplomatic efforts by the ministry, as a step to rectify and emphasize the importance of recognizing their true national identity as cultural icons.

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