People
- Antoun Khouri, Syrian bishop
- Buthina Khoury, a Palestinian woman director and producer
- Callie Khouri, American screenwriter
- Camille Khoury, a Lebanese politician
- Carlos Cure, Colombian ambassador
- Clara Khoury, a Arab-Israeli actress, daughter of Makram Khoury
- Colette Khoury, a Syrian novelist
- Driss El Khouri, a Moroccan novelist
- Elias Khoury, Lebanese novelist, playwright and critic
- Elias Khoury (lawyer), an Israeli lawyer
- Elias Khoury, a Lebanese author
- Faris al-Khoury, a Syrian Prime Minister
- George Khoury, an Israeli Arab killed by Palestinian gunmen
- George Khoury (author), an American author
- Giselle Khoury, a Lebanese talk show host
- Marwan Khoury, a Lebanese musician
- Makram Khoury, an Israeli actor
- Hind Khoury, a Palestinian diplomat
- Norma Khouri, a Jordan-born Australian author
- Nour El-Khoury, a Lebanese woman said to have been involved in miracles
- Paul Khoury, an Australian television personality
- Philip S. Khoury, American university administrator and Professor of History
- Raja G. Khouri, Canadian activist
- Rami George Khouri, a Palestinian-Jordanian journalist
- Raymond Khoury, a Lebanese screenwriter and novelist
- Theodore Khoury, a Lebanese-born German Catholic theologian
- Vénus Khoury-Ghata, a Lebanese writer
- Walter Hugo Khouri, Brazilian film director
- Zahi Khouri, Palestinian-American businessman
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