Da Walter Argenta
Un viaggio nella storia e nell’archeologia del Libano, visitando le città Fenicio-Romane di Tiro e Sidone, ammirando la grandiosità di Baalbeck e riscoprendo la più antica città (sempre abitata) esistente al mondo: Byblos. Il tutto impreziosito dalla visita del Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Beyrut, considerato fra i più interessanti e belli del mondo.
“Workaholic” is the nickname of Minister Gebran Bassil. However, today Sunday April 23, 2017, the busy minister took a break to enjoy Lebanon’s natural beauty. He explored, with some close friends, the fort of Mseilha located north of his hometown “el-Batroun.” The fort dominates […]
The American University of Beirut (AUB) was ranked 41st in the QS Graduate Employability Ranking on an international level. The graduate employment rate is 99.8%. Lebanon was always known for its good academic programs in schools and universities. Contrary to all odds, and despite the […]
The President of the Lebanese Republic Bechara el-Khoury handing over the Lebanese flag to Major General Fouad Chehab on the 17th of June 1944 On the 17th of June 1944 and as part of the protocol signed between the Lebanese government and the French authority […]
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