The Romaïan Cultural Society (RCS) is a civil non-political and non-religious association. It is a non-profitable institution that aims to discover the legacy of the Romaïans (called erroneously Byzantines) in the Lebanon, the Levant and the world, to document, to analyze and to spread the cultural, moral and spiritual elements of the Romaïan heritage.
It also aims to create social and cultural links among all the Romaïan groups and peoples and support all individuals and institutions that belong to this rich civilization.
The RCS is a non-religious institution because it does not belong to the Church establishment and does not argue in the religious doctrines. Nonetheless, it supports Christianity and its social and moral values.
The RCS is a non-political institution because it does not support a political party, or an ideological doctrine, but it deeply believes that the rich Romaïan legacy creates a fertile base for building a perfect moral human society.
- Establishment & Launching
- The Fundamental Bylaws
- Internal Bylaws
- Annual Reports
- Achievements
- Members
- Who are the Romaians?
- Elements of the Romaian Civilization
- History of the Romaians before 1453
- The Romaian World after 1453
- The Romaians in the Contemporary World