Initiative to preserve Beirut’s architectural heritage
The official signing of a cooperation agreement took place between IECD and Semeurs d’Avenir and the Directorate General of Antiquities at the Ministry of Culture. This agreement permits the conduct of a number of training courses to help preserve urban heritage and restore heritage buildings damaged by the Beirut explosion.
Launching of “Energy University Lebanon” project
Considered the first of its kind in Lebanon, this project allows the BT electrotechnical students to benefit from about 35 free online courses offered by Schneider University. Energy University Lebanon intends to strengthen the technical skills of BT electrotechnical students, and help facilitate their entry into the job market despite the crises currently plaguing Lebanon.
Students who wish to participate in these courses will be able to obtain a certificate of participation, and the top-ten will receive prizes. A number of participants will also get an apprenticeship opportunity at one of Schneider’s subsidiaries.
Launch of the “Maharat Li Lubnan 2”
This project was launched in the presence of Her Excellency the Ambassador of France Mrs. Anne Grillo at the National Center for Technical Training in Dekwaneh, and aims to improve the living conditions of marginalized groups, including Lebanese and refugees, especially youth and women, by enhancing their integration into the labor market through vocational training and supporting entrepreneurs.