Lebanon – national flag The flag was officially adopted in 1943. Due to. strife between the country’s religious groups chose a neutral biblical symbol, Lebanon’s cedar. The symbol was first used on a flag in 1861, and it stands for strength, immortality and holiness. The red and white colors symbolize self-sacrifice and peace. Countryaah: What… Read More »
Subchapters: Business Relationships Foreign direct investment FTAs and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations Lebanon’s trade balance is negative, the country imports more than 80% of all products. The total volume of imports reached USD 1 billion and exports USD billion in 2021. Allcountrylist: Overview of major industries in Lebanon, including… Read More »
How do children live in Lebanon? The life of children in Lebanon depends on many things. The children in the city live very differently from the children in the country. Christian children live according to different traditions than Muslim children and it also makes a difference whether you live in the south or in the… Read More »