George Kordahi supports Qusai Khouli in his experience presenting “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”

Lebanese media personality George Kordahi talked about Syrian artist Qusai Khouli’s experience in presenting the new version of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”, expressing his great support for Khouli and wishing him success. Kordahi referred to Khouli’s special place in his heart, saying: “May God grant him success, he is a dear person to my heart.”

Qardahi stresses the importance of honesty and spontaneity in presenting programmes When asked about the advice he could give Qusai Khouli in his new experience, George Qardahi stressed the need for Khouli to be honest and natural in presenting the program. Qardahi stressed the importance of Khouli maintaining his spontaneity and avoiding pretending to be an actor in front of the camera, pointing out that the audience is the final judge in this area.

“Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” returns on Dubai TV The new version of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” is set to air soon on Dubai TV, where Qusai Khouli gives participants the chance to win one million Emirati dirhams by answering 15 questions of varying difficulty. This program comes to add an element of excitement and challenge to the audience, relying on the cultural knowledge of the participants.

The journey of the program “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” from 2000 until today The “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” program began its journey in 2000 with its first Arabic version presented by George Kordahi, where it achieved great success and continued for several seasons. At the time, the participants competed for a prize worth one million Saudi riyals, which made the program one of the most famous and influential programs in the Arab world.

Rumors of George Kordahi's death in the bombing of Lebanon Rumors spread on social media about the death of Lebanese journalist George Kordahi, claiming that he was killed in Israeli raids on Lebanon, which raised concerns among his fans and followers. But Lavinia Qardahi, the niece of media figure George Qardahi, came out to deny these rumors, explaining in television statements that her uncle is in good health and enjoying a trip to Spain, as confirmed by the Russia Today channel.