Date of Birth : May 30, 1967
Marital Status: Married to Dr Samir Geagea
Education: B. A. in Political Science, the Lebanese American University, LAU, 1994.
Languages: Fluent Arabic, French, English
Hobbies : Reading, sports, music

Parliamentary Career :
2005-2009 - Member of the Lebanese Parliament for the first electoral district of Bsharreh - 'Akkar - Dinnyieh in the North
2009-2013 - Member of the Lebanese Parliament for the electoral District of Bsharreh
Party Membership : Lebanese Forces
Parliamentary Bloc : Lebanese Forces
Organizational Membership : The Maronite League

Biography :
1 - The Lebanese Forces Party was disbanded in 1994 and her husband Dr Samir Geagea was unjustly imprisoned, while the Syrian hegemony over Lebanon dealt the party a deadly blow.
- However, Mrs. Geagea's challenge of that reality ushered in a period of struggle and resistance in the face of political intimidation, arrests, and prosecutions. She fought along with party fellows for eleven years until the the Syrian forces withdrew from Lebanon, her husband was released from prison and Lebanon regained its freedom.

- She challenged all parties that tried to distort the history and image of the Lebanese Forces. She succeeded in maintaining its unity and its historical line for which thousands of martyrs sacrificed their lives in order to preserve Lebanon's independence, freedom, and independence.

- She joined the Qornet Shehwan Gathering that operated under the sponsorship of the Maronite patriarch and in which The Lebanese Forces played a prominent role.

- As a leading LF figure, Geagea participated in elections involving unions, student bodies, municipalities, and other cultural associations. The impressive results she achieved prove that the LF is still an active and efficient force in the Lebanese political equation despite the ban imposed on it for years.

- She joined the Bristol Gathering that became later the March 14 Movement, the spearhead of the second independence struggle of 2005.

- Mrs. Geagea led the party in the 2005 parliamentary elections, which resulted in the rise of an LF six-member bloc.

2 - MP Geagea devotes great time and effort to the advancement of her constituency that suffers from deprivation due to the lack of government development projects between independence and 2005. These conditions were exacerbated by Syrian occupation targeting a large number of the Lebanese Forces followers in Bsharreh and by the fact that its leader Dr Samir Geagea is also a native of the area. Mrs. Geagea seeks to promote socio-economic development through a regular follow-up of development projects, to encourage the local inhabitants to remain in the area in an attempt to prevent migration or emigration.

3 - Enhancing the status of Lebanese women represents another cause for which MP Geagea fights with a view to improving their participation in public life, be it society, politics, the media, education, the economy or others. For her, Lebanese laws discriminating between men and women must be revised. To this end, she brought a bill before Parliament aiming to abolish honor killing law from Lebanon's penal code.