Quick Facts: Six Lebanese Realities 50% or 1.2M tons of Lebanon’s Municipal Solid Waste, MSW, are dumped in “illegal” sites. Displaced Syrians Read More
“Poverty is the worse form of violence.” According to the 2015 Mercer Consulting survey, Beirut’s quality of living ranked 181 among 250 countries in Read More
Children are the future; that future will only be bright thanks to a solid education. In Lebanon, a country where figures are Read More
The “five a day campaign” is shifting modern consumption towards “natural” foods and drinks. The World Health Organization (WHO) in collaboration with Read More
Despite the political breakthroughs witnessed at the end of the year 2016 with the election of a Lebanese President, Michel Aoun, and the Read More
Confidence: the underlying driver behind every market’s boom or bust. Currencies are no strangers to this concept; pegged or free-floating, a Read More
The most common metric used to measure or assess the size and health of an economy is the Gross Domestic Product or Read More
Tourism remains one of the main pillars in the Lebanese economy, accounting for more than 19% of GDP. The improving political stability in Read More
The un-audited financial results of the four largest listed Lebanese banks — BLOM, Audi, Byblos, and Bank of Beirut (BoB) — show that they Read More
The Lebanese car market is far from seeing new car registrations more than doubling in one year. Back in 2008, the number of Read More
