Ph.D. in the History of the Art (2017, Sorbonne University), Ph.D. in Theology (2017, Catholic Institute of Paris). He is an archivist and chief librarian of the Greek Melkite Catholic Patriarchate in Raboueh (Lebanon) and a researcher at CEDRAC – Saint-Joseph University of Beirut. His research interests are focused on the liturgical and iconographical heritage of the Melkite Church and the Christian Arabic heritage of the Jesuits (16^th–20^th c.). Selected publications: Catalogue des icônes grecques, melkites et russes de la collection Mgr Joseph Nasrallah, Paris, 2017; “Autour de l’euchologe melkite de Malatios Karmé”, Proche Orient Chrétien, 98, 2018, p. 46-61; “Ottoman and Arab Influences on Melkite Art in the 17^th, 18^th and 19^th centuries”, in David Thomas (ed.), Christian-Muslim Relations: A Bibliographical History, Vol. 12. Asia, Africa and the Americas (1700-1800), Leiden, Brill, 2019, pp. 15-28; “Cinquante ans d’études sur l’art melkite (1969-2019). Essai d’historiographie”, in Ioana Feodorov, Bernard Heyberger, Sam Noble (eds), Arab Christians between the Ottoman Levant and Eastern Europe, Leiden, Brill (ACTS-3), 2021, pp. 299-336.