Kordahi started his career with the newspaper
Lisan al Hal in 1970. He worked for
Télé Liban in 1973 until the start of the
Lebanese Civil War, when he immigrated to France. In 1979, he joined
Radio Monte Carlo in
Paris, where he was appointed
editor-in-chief. In 1992, Kordahi moved on to run Sharq Radio Station in Paris and remained there for around two years. In 1994, he was recruited to head
MBC FM in
London. singer
Mohammed Abdu In 2004, Kordahi moved to the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation for one year, before being asked by
MBC to return as the presenter of his old program and several other programs. In his move to
LBC to present
Iftah Albak, Kurdahi became one of the prominent TV presenters in the
Arab world. Advertising spots on his shows reached record numbers, both in popularity as well as ratings. Throughout his career, Kordahi used his stardom to support charities in advancing their efforts for the public good. He notably partnered with "Tamkeen" which operates under the umbrella of the Knowledge and Human Development Authority in
Dubai. He provided Tamkeen's visually impaired students with new educational tools. Kurdahi was chosen as a
UN Goodwill Ambassador. In 2011, he departed MBC after making a statement in which he supported the
Syrian government during the
Syrian civil war, and stated that "there was a conspiracy against the Syrian government from Arab TV station." Subsequently, his shows were canceled from MBC and he eventually joined
Al Mayadeen TV station. He participated as MC of the show "You Deserve It" which was copyrighted by ABC TV station in America. In 2012, Kurdahi joined
Al Hayat TV and
Mehwar TV to present the TV shows
Who Wants to be A Millionaire,
Al-Mosameh Karim and
Hafez wala Fahem. Kurdahi has also launched his own brand of perfume, called G.K. On 10 September 2021, he was selected by the
Marada Movement as their pick for the
Minister of Information of Lebanon. On 2 December 2021, Kordahi announced to local TV stations that he planned to step down as Information Minister following a diplomatic crisis with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states. The crisis was triggered by comments Kordahi made in a TV interview with
Al Jazeera Online about the
war in Yemen. He resigned the following day. ==Personal life==