The exhibition took place in the “ Institut du Monde Arabe” in Paris from October 26, 1998 until May 2, 1999, organized by the Lebanese Government in collaboration with the Hariri Foundation and the National Heritage Foundation. The Council of Ministers formed a Committee ad hoc and the Foundation was represented by: the deputy Mrs. Bahia Hariri, the Minister Mr. Marwan Hamadé and Mr. Raymond Audi. The exhibition included: • A patrimonial and archeological “Journey” from the Phoenician to the Emirs’ era. • Homage for the writers: Gebran Khalil Gebran and George Shéhadeh. • Stands selling Lebanese handicrafts. • A gastronomic stop. • A Lebanese season comprising shows: theatre, cinema, concerts and dances... The most important part of this event, which enhanced the return of Lebanon to the international cultural scene, was the projection of lights on the prestigious “Sarcophagus of Ahiram”, bearing the earliest form of the Phoenician alphabet, despatched to Paris for the occasion.
	Awareness Campaign Rescue campaigns Teaching session in Arabic Calligraphy Open House Days Participation in the Exhibition "Liban,    l'autre rive" "Encounter of Cultures" "Nocturnal Evenings of the National    Museum" Exhibition "The Creators at the Museum"