Designed by Brazilian architect Niemeyer in 1962, the collection of structures is considered one of the key works of 20th century modernism in Middle East
DUBAI: Designed in 1962 by the renowned late Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, the Rachid Karami International Fair in Tripoli, Lebanon is now on UNESCO’s List of World Heritage in Danger, which was updated Jan. 25. The site a symbol of mid-20th century modernization in the Lebanese architectural landscape and of the historical cross-cultural relations between Brazil and
The Lebanese Parliament held on Thursday morning the first session to elect a new president of the republic. The quorum was secured with 122 MPs, while MPs Salim Al-Sayegh and Sethrida Geagea were absent, and 4 other MPs could not attend.