Highlights and highlights of the BIAF 2025 Festival

The Lebanese capital, Beirut, hosted the 12th edition of the BIAF Festival in 2025, which this year was dedicated to honoring the spirit of the great Lebanese poet and philosopher Said Akl, in a gesture of loyalty to his rich literary and linguistic legacy.

The festival, which has established its presence on the cultural and artistic scene, honored a group of influential figures in various fields.

Art and media stars light up the red carpet A host of the Arab world's most prominent stars dazzled on the red carpet, including Randa Kadi, Nadine Khoury, Maya Diab, Moatasem Al Nahar, Daniella Rahme, Massari, Nadine Al Rassi, Abeer Nehme, Karen Wazen, Saif Nabil, Mariam Al Khalidi, and others. The event received extensive media coverage and was captured by photographers.

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Touching moments and human messages on stage Among the most striking moments was Pamela El Kik's touching message, which coincided with the anniversary of the Beirut port explosion. Her message was a clear call to end the violence and raise the voice of humanity, in a scene that combined art with a patriotic stance.

Daniella Rahme and Moatasem Al Nahar celebrate the honor Daniella Rahme and Moatasem Al Nahar received honorary awards during the ceremony, amidst an atmosphere of joy and celebration. They appeared in snapshots of themselves with singer Abeer Nehme, who performed the theme song for the series "Nafas," which brought them together during last Ramadan.

Ghassan Rahbani dedicates the award to Ziad Rahbani In another touching moment, the festival honored Ghassan Rahbani, who took the stage, clearly moved, and asked for a moment of silence in honor of Ziad Rahbani. He dedicated the award to Ziad, considering this honor a tribute to their shared artistic career and Ziad's great legacy in Arab music and thought.