Pierre Gemayel - Education

Education

Gemayel, a Christian Maronite, was educated at Jesuit school. He went on to study pharmacy at the French Faculty of Medicine in Beirut, where he later opened a pharmacy.

He owned a pharmacy in Haifa, Palestine. The pharmacy was located in Sahat Al Hanatir in Haifa (Carriage Square).

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