The Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST) announced eight community development projects in eight villages in Baalbeck-Hermel, as part of the “A Step Towards Social Stability” project, funded by the French Embassy in Beirut. The ceremony, which was held in Tamouz Hall in Baalbeck, was attended by the President of the organization, Dr. Rami […] Read more
January 20th, 2017, a delegation from UNICEF Thailand and Lebanon, along with a Thai TV crew, paid a visit to the informal settlement (IS) of Howsh Rafiqa in Baalbeck–Hermel region. The purpose of this visit, which was organized by the Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST), was to check on the living conditions of […] Read more
On Thursday June 4th, 2015, H.E. Glenn Miles the Australian Ambassador in Lebanon and two of his assistants visited The Lebanese Organization of Studies and training (LOST) at its branch in Bednayel. After a brief introduction about the implementation of DAP, funded by the Australian Embassy in Beirut, the whole team watched a short video […] Read more
On May 5th, 2014, the Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST) inaugurated a USAID/OTI 5-month project “Youth-Led Initiatives in Northern Beqaa” at LOST premises in Ein in the presence of the governor of Baalbeck, USAID/OTI senior delegation, mayors and municipality members of the targeted villages, school principals and teachers, mucktars, key local figures, local […] Read more
On Saturday April 25th, 2015, the Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST) organized a “Peak Activity” at Baytna restaurant in Baalbeck bringing together 48 youth (25 Lebanese and 23 Syrian youth from an ITS in Douris/ Balkijian). The Activity, merely a Karaoke and singing followed by lunch, aimed at merging the Syrian adolescents with […] Read more
The Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training and forum ZFD, Germany organized a Side Event at the 51st Munich Security Conference on February 7th, 2015. The Side Event aimed at addressing significant challenges and dangers of escalation as well as appropriate measures on how to respond to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and ensure a peaceful […] Read more
In Baalbeck Market place, very close to the recent confessional skirmishes that broke out last month, 20 youth painted a mural where they wrote slogans about peace building and social cohesion. This is the first outdoor activity of the “Young Peacebuilders project” which aims at empowering youth in Baalbeck- Hermel to resolve conflict peacefully and […] Read more
