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Politics of Lebanon Member State of the Arab League Constitution Constitution of 1926 Human rights Executive President (list) vacant Prime Minister (list) Najib Mikati Cabinet Past Cabinets Legislature Parliament Speaker: Nabih Berri Subdivisions Governorates Districts Municipalities Elections Recent elections Presidential: 2008 2014–2016 2022–2023 General: 2009 2018 2022 Political parties ...
The public announcement of Helem’s space prompted a backlash from political and religious figures in Lebanon, with one of Beirut municipality’s council members openly calling on the government to release an injunction to thwart Helem’s work, as it was alleged to be promoting perversion. [2]
The Rafik Hariri University Hospital (Arabic: مستشفى رفيق الحريري الجامعي, RHUH) – formerly known as Beirut Governmental University Hospital (BGUH) – is the largest Lebanese public hospital, located on the outskirts of southern Beirut. The hospital's main building has a maximal capacity of 544 hospital beds; it ...
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Its primary function is to collect and gather intelligence, and to inform the Lebanese government to ensure national security and public order throughout the territory of the Republic of Lebanon. General Security is also responsible for monitoring resident aliens on Lebanese soil by issuing them visas and entry permits into Lebanese territory ...
Location of Lebanon. Lebanon is a sovereign state in Western Asia. It is bordered by Syria to the north and east and Israel to the south, while Cyprus is west across the Mediterranean Sea. Lebanon’s economy follows a laissez-faire model. [1]
Located in predominantly Shia areas, namely the southern suburbs of Beirut, South Lebanon, and the Bekaa, the Martyrs’ Institution and the Institution of the Wounded are quintessential examples of social service institutions dedicated to servicing committed party members, specifically the families of Hezbollah's fighters that are injured or ...
Lebanon's Sunni parties include Hizb ut-Tahrir, Future Movement, Independent Nasserist Organization (INO), the Al-Tawhid, and Ahbash. Besides the traditional confessional parties above, new secular parties have emerged, amongst which Sabaa and the Party of Lebanon [ 4 ] representing a new trend in Lebanese politics towards secularism and a ...