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Paul Bassil (FSE, 2003) : Why Are You Coming Back to Lebanon?

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30/10/2026

After several years in the Gulf, Paul Bassil (FSE, 2003) has chosen to come home to Lebanon. In this personal piece, he candidly answers the question he is asked most often. He reflects on the people who shaped him, from team members who rose beyond expectations to the managers who left their mark on his leadership style, and on the deeper reasons behind his return. Beyond his attachment to his roots and his wish to share his experience, he speaks of his faith in the country’s resilience. He also sketches the workplace culture he hopes to build, one grounded in clarity, fairness, recognition, development and partnership, so that the younger generation can stay and thrive here at home.

Paul completed his entire university path at USJ’s Faculty of Economics (FSE), from his bachelor’s degree in 2003 to a master’s in web science and digital economy in 2005, with his maîtrise in 2004 along the way.


Read his story in the attached document: it may well echo your own.


  • Alumni USJ
  • Alumni FSE
  • Koweit
  • Lebanon
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