Ragheb Alama

Ragheb Alama is a Lebanese music artist and television personality who came to prominence in the 1980s. He has since become a commercially successful singer in the Arab world, releasing numerous albums and hit singles, and serving as a judge on popular talent shows. After appearing as a contestant on the talent show ‘Studio El Fan’ in 1982, where he received the Platinum Award, Ragheb Alama went on to establish himself as a commercially successful music artist across the Arab world. His early career was marked by widespread recognition, the release of annual albums, and numerous number-one hit singles.

Demonstrating a commitment to global issues, Alama was appointed as the United Nations Ambassador of Climate Change in 2009, and later, the Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) in West Asia in 2013. Alama’s philanthropic endeavors also include the founding of the Saint George Schools, an initiative dedicated to providing educational opportunities which have seen significant expansion since their inception, underscoring his dedication to community empowerment. With a career spanning decades of groundbreaking musical releases, record-breaking sales, and influential television appearances, Ragheb Alama remains a captivating and marketable talent across multiple platforms.