Inscription
Akram Miknas of Promoseven 2000 still lives here.
Compare the text on this plaque with that on the filmmaker's plaque in Brussels.
Site: Akram Miknas (1 memorial)
W1, Derby Street, 1
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
Akram Miknas
Subjects commemorated i
Promoseven Network
Akram Miknas set up this company in 1968. It is now the largest marketing co...
Akram Miknas
Born in the Lebanon. Resident in Bahrain. Founder and CEO of the Promoseven...
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