Lubnān

Near East societies have been recognized as a focus of attention by diplomats, politicians, historians and journalists since the beginning of modern times. With the end of World War I (1918) and to this day, several elements have combined to keep this region in a position of permanent political, strategic and security challenge. Throughout the past centuries, the history of Lebanon witnessed unique political, educational, cultural, social, and economic attitudes and gains that allow a systematic review of the modern method to extract a realistic picture of a multi-sectarian society, which has evolved and radiated its impact in the next term, its first virtue is to avoid the affiliation, and testify to the dawn of freedom and democracy in the Near East.